Ivan Carvalho
Ivan Carvalho
> I used to use `hashbrown` for my own code but stopped when I noticed this on their github repo: > > > Since Rust 1.36, this is now the...
I am closing this as indexmap is now pinned to a version with hashbrown that still uses ahash
Sorry for the delay and thanks for reporting the issue. I have been able to reproduce it with the exact error message. From checking the logs, it seems that the...
I need to handle SciPy and possibly NumPy not being available. It seemed to easy to be true, but oh well
> Iirc, Numpy and SciPy started publishing test wheels for 3.12 for their releases after 3.12rc1 came out in early August 2023 (that's the point at which CPython guarantees ABI...
> That's fair, though if you want to go that way, it might be faster to pull the pre-built nightlies from the conda nightlies: https://anaconda.org/scientific-python-nightly-wheels/numpy (etc for scipy). That is...
I think this is working now, I had to remove Pillow from the 3.13-dev install because it is not released. But I am glad our code works with 3.13! Adopting...
I will keep an eye on it but Rust beta should be more mature than nightly on Head. If it is not we will use stable for Python beta
@Paulo-21 this Pull Request currently does not build. However, contributions are welcome and I believe #1129 would be fairly straightforward if you want to send a PR implementing it
That is correct. Currently, the behaviour would be analogous to a `set` data structure in Python. Although we return `NodeIndices`. We can possibly use `indexmap::IndexSet` to return a deterministic result...