Numpy 2.0.0 update and removing deprecated scipy modules #3562
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@mpenkov @gojomo @piskvorky could you run the CI on this and see if this works fine? |
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Done :) |
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@piskvorky argh the linter :D |
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@piskvorky could you re-trigger? Or is there a way how I can execute test in a way that is comparable to the CI? |
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@hechth @YoungMind1 Thanks for looking into this! Edit: Sorry... Realized scipy 1.14 requires python 3.10 too late. Forget it, maybe in a later version. |
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This PR is an initial attempt at porting the project to numpy 2.0.0 - so far running the tests manually after installing all dependencies seemed fine. I removed the deprecated scipy sparse functions and replaced them with the normal operator versions.