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Constrain numpy in tests #1203
Constrain numpy in tests #1203
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Short-term solution to #1204 |
We usually pin package versions directly in |
I don't have any strong opinions on this topic. I chose this approach to align with Terra. See here: Qiskit/qiskit#10306 Deviating from that approach is fine by me. |
### Summary Numpy released a new version which has caused our tests to fail. See here for example in Terra: Qiskit/qiskit#10305 ### Details and comments This PR constrains the version of numpy in the tests. We will need to Qiskit to align with the new numpy. (cherry picked from commit a8142f1)
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Summary
Numpy released a new version which has caused our tests to fail. See here for example in Terra: Qiskit/qiskit#10305
Details and comments
This PR constrains the version of numpy in the tests. We will need to Qiskit to align with the new numpy.