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@gaborcsardi can probably take care of this.

Version numbers updated in 9bde4c2. I think the star imports are okay; personally, I don't mind star imports when someone is working interactively in a Python prompt, I'm only against...

It's up to you guys; personally, I never use notebooks so I don't know what's the convention there. I tend to be overly pedantic in my own code and use...

One thing that I don't understand is that the wheels built in the CI environment seem to target macOS 10.9 (judging from the filename). I was under the impression that...

I think it should work, but if you don't want to compile but you can wait a day or two, I'll adjust the CI setup and you'll be able to...

After checking out the source, did you run `git submodule update --init --recursive`? This should have checked out the source code of the C core of the igraph library in...

Well, the instructions on the homepage say that `pip install igraph` should work out-of-the-box in general, and the whole rest of that section refers to the case when you want...

As the output says: ``` Requirement already satisfied: igraph in /usr/local/lib/python3.8/site-packages (0.9.11) ``` You'll need to uninstall the previous version first with `pip uninstall igraph` -- or you can probably...

Awesome! In the meantime, I have updated our CI job to use `MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET=10.9` when compiling the C core. The macOS wheels are already ready but the Linux i686 job is...

Indeed @szhorvat, that's the problem. I have checked the built wheel manually, and it includes a hidden `.dylibs` folder that contains a vendored copy of `libomp.dylib`, taken directly from Homebrew,...