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BLD: bump numpy min version to 1.15.4 #33729
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BLD: bump numpy min version to 1.15.4 #33729
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Shouldn't that be "numpy>=1.15.4"? I had issues installing pandas from source with numpy 1.18.5 installed.
Should I create a ticket for that?
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I don't believe so. We build with the oldest supported NumPy that is compatible with the version of NumPy.
This also doesn't quite make sense. The idea behind pyproject.toml is to isolate the build environment. It shouldn't matter what version of NumPy was used to build pandas with, as long as it's binary compatible (IIUC).
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Ok, ignore my comment if that is how you make sure that your build with the oldest supported version.
In my case I have numpy 1.18.5 installed and I want to use it to build pandas from source. However, it complains that the build requirements are note met.
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However, were you using python 3.8? There was an issue with us not having a line for py38. #34667
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No, 3.7.
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Ok, I think I didn't quite understood how build isolation works. Thanks for your quick relies!