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Downgrading pandas, matplotlib, networkx packages when installing nxviz #655
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Hello @PyMap! Thank you for the catch. It seems like I need to cut a new release. My long paternity leave break is coming next week, which is when I'll have a bit of time to do a new release with updated dependency versions. I think what I need to do is to pin the package versions to a minimum version rather than an exact version, while also disabling |
Hi @ericmjl ! Thanks in advance for you answer. I realized this versioning stuff because I've installed
Matplotlib, for example, should be higher than 3.1 because of
Anyway, in this PR the versions I'm listing seem to be correctly updated. Not really sure. If it is something I can try by branching from master please let me know and I can try to give it hand with the requirements versioning. Thanks and enjoy your time off! |
@PyMap thanks a ton for offering to help! I realize I let the ball drop for too long. I'm going to cut a new release, this time with minimum versions instead of exact versions. I also changed pyup's behaviour to avoid pinning in the future. A new release is coming shortly. Hopefully this all works well! |
@ericmjl thanks for the fix! I reinstalled and none of the libraries I mentioned above are downgraded. So I think we can close the issue for now ... |
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While insalling nxviz from pip without specifying the version, pandas downgrade to 0.25.1, numpy to 1.17.1, matplotlib to 3.1.1 and networkx to 2.3. Versions I was using before nxviz installation were 1.2.3 (pandas), 1.20.1 (numpy), 3.3.4 (matplotlib), 2.5. (networkx).
I saw in the git repo that latest release is 0.4.0 and none of the versions I'm listing above are in the requirements.txt so I'm a bit confused from where this packages are being installed (maybe on 0.6.2 the requirements.txt specify those versions, not sure).
Just want to know if there is some update planned to install the package.
Thanks!
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