[CI] Updates pyproject.toml for NumPy 2.0 #146
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osqp wheels are broken with numpy 2 see osqp/osqp-python#146
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osqp wheels are broken with numpy 2 see osqp/osqp-python#146
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Thanks for this, however I will supersede this change in #148 because it actually turns out there are some dependencies in the test suite that are not NumPy 2.0 compatible unfortuently, so this will need more work. That shouldn't affect CVXpy at all though, because we have already release the NumPy 2.0 compatible stable version 0.6.7.post0. |
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The recent NumPy 2.0 release broke our installation using wheels. This change ensures that NumPy 2.0 is used to compile, which is backward compatible.
The same update has been merged/proposed for CVXPY, ECOS, and SCS.