Fix build failure by relaxing overly restrictive dependency constraints#207
Fix build failure by relaxing overly restrictive dependency constraints#207Copilot wants to merge 5 commits into
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- Expand Python support from 3.9-3.10 to 3.9-3.11 - Remove upper version caps on JAX and jaxlib - Update llvmlite constraint to allow newer versions - Fix numpy constraint to avoid numpy 2.0 - These changes allow the project to build on Python 3.9, 3.10, and 3.11 Co-authored-by: gordonkoehn <10867778+gordonkoehn@users.noreply.github.com>
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@copilot now we are getting erros with JAX: please take a look at this. |
JAX 0.4.24+ removed jax.random.PRNGKeyArray which breaks the existing code. Restoring the <0.4.24 upper bound to maintain API compatibility. Co-authored-by: gordonkoehn <10867778+gordonkoehn@users.noreply.github.com>
... Fixed in commit 0f8d19f. The issue was caused by removing the upper bound on JAX. JAX 0.4.24+ introduced a breaking API change that removed |
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@copilot now the type checking fails: |
- Add type: ignore comments for pandas DataFrame initialization (pandas stubs are overly strict about list types for columns/index) - Fix method signature mismatches by using _IntegerTreeRoot type alias instead of anytree.Node - Fix JSONEncoder.default parameter name to match base class (obj -> o) - Add type: ignore for networkx dag_longest_path_length (accepts Graph in practice but typed as DiGraph) These errors surfaced due to updated dependency versions with stricter type stubs. Co-authored-by: gordonkoehn <10867778+gordonkoehn@users.noreply.github.com>
... Fixed in commit 548f384. The type checking errors were caused by stricter type stubs in the updated dependencies (particularly pandas and its type annotations). I've fixed all 10 errors:
These were pre-existing type issues that surfaced due to the relaxed numpy constraint allowing newer pandas type stubs to be installed. |
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@copilot build still fails right ? |
The # type: ignore[arg-type] comments added in the previous commit made two lines exceed black's 88-char limit, causing the black --check step to fail: - _scphylo_utils.py line 69 was 113 chars - _huntress.py line 57 was 89 chars Fix by splitting DataFrame constructor arguments onto separate lines so each line stays under the 88-char limit. Agent-Logs-Url: https://github.com/cbg-ethz/PYggdrasil/sessions/d4aa1c37-6c8b-47cf-a624-c741778957df Co-authored-by: gordonkoehn <10867778+gordonkoehn@users.noreply.github.com>
Yes, it was still failing. The root cause was that the
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Root Cause:
The build was failing due to overly restrictive dependency version constraints in
pyproject.toml:>=3.9,<3.11(only 3.9 and 3.10)<0.4.24) that prevented newer compatible versions^0.39.1) which was too restrictive<1.29.0) that should be<2.0.0Solution Implemented:
Updated
pyproject.tomlwith relaxed but safe version constraints:>=3.9,<3.12(supports 3.9, 3.10, and 3.11)>=0.4.4,<0.4.24(restored upper bound due to API breaking changes in 0.4.24+)>=0.4.4,<0.4.24(restored upper bound for consistency with JAX)>=0.39.1(changed from caret to >= for flexibility)<2.0.0(proper upper bound to avoid numpy 2.0 breaking changes)Type Checking Fixes:
Fixed type checking errors that surfaced due to stricter type stubs in updated dependencies:
type: ignorecomments for pandas DataFrame initialization (pandas stubs overly strict about list types)_IntegerTreeRootinstead ofanytree.Node)type: ignorefor networkx function that accepts Graph in practiceJAX Compatibility Note:
JAX 0.4.24+ introduced breaking API changes that removed
jax.random.PRNGKeyArray. The upper bound<0.4.24is necessary to maintain compatibility with the existing codebase without code changes.Limitations:
scphylo-toolsGit dependency using deprecated Python C APIOriginal prompt
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