Remi Perenon
Remi Perenon
Hi Jonathan, thanks a lot for your detailed and useful answer. The design doc should be attached to this comment. [RDExp.pdf](https://github.com/mantidproject/mantid/files/11321026/RDExp.pdf) We will need some time to solve the bugs...
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I just try to have a quick look on this. First complication: conda dependencies. Mantid depends on quasielasticbayes which depends on numpy
Second complication: matplotlib. The compatibility between matplotlib and Numpy must be investigated. [This page](https://matplotlib.org/devdocs/devel/min_dep_policy.html) does not mention Numpy v2 (edit: this mentioned page describes only the minimal required version of...
The good news is that source code compiles with Numpy2. I noted some tests that would require a lifting, but the effort on the source code should be limited, I...
> > @robertapplin, I guess you are the one I should ask if the migration of quasielasticbayes to numpy 2 is feasible (?) > > Yes I can look into...
According to [here](https://github.com/numpy/numpy/issues/26191), matplotlib 3.8.4 might be compatible. I will check
Indeed. Test feedback: the minimal matplotlib version you must install with numpy 2 is 3.8.4. With matplotlib 3.8.4, Mantid workbench can be launched. Slice viewer opens. I did not push...
> Indeed. Test feedback: the minimal matplotlib version you must install with numpy 2 is 3.8.4. > > With matplotlib 3.8.4, Mantid workbench can be launched. Slice viewer opens. I...