CLMM Prepare for new CCL release

Fix how max supported CCL version is checked to prepare for the new release.

Mar 05 '24 07:03 hsinfan1996

coverage: 100.0%. remained the same when pulling 3a5f3aac660da74ecf95716051162fc9a6bc8de2 on issue/619/Fix_CCL_version_checking into 50876a8e86ece8b2821180ccb201734890368889 on main.

Mar 05 '24 07:03 coveralls

Note: origin of this issue parse("3") is identical to parse("3.0.0").

Mar 05 '24 15:03 hsinfan1996

pyccl 3.0.1 and 3.0.2 are released.

Mar 09 '24 04:03 hsinfan1996

Is there a reason you're installing CCL from source? It is available in conda-forge, and much quicker to install that way!

Jun 19 '24 12:06 joezuntz

Is there a reason you're installing CCL from source? It is available in conda-forge, and much quicker to install that way!

I think it is partly because we want to check the dev versions, and in the CI script, we don't need to specify what version to install.

Jun 19 '24 16:06 hsinfan1996

conda will be broken after installing cmake due to an upstream issue https://github.com/libarchive/libarchive/pull/1976, so I moved up the installation of sphinx prereqs.

Jun 19 '24 18:06 hsinfan1996

@hsinfan1996, @m-aguena - I see this morning that you've made further changes here that should work for all CCL v3.x.x, right? Thank you! Is this ready for review/to be merged?

Jun 20 '24 08:06 combet

@combet Yes, this is ready for review.

Jun 20 '24 09:06 hsinfan1996