FIX: un-break nightly wheels on py37 #15033
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marked as critical as without this the machinery we use to build the mac and linux wheels for 3.2 will not work. |
anntzer
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The issue is that matplotlib#14131 made our test suite fail on any warnings (good!), however we do not test all versions of numpy and `np.min([np.nan])` seems to warn for 1.14.4 < version < 1.15.0 which is not a range we test on travis. However, the version of numpy that the wheels pin to for py37 in 1.14.6 which does warn. This is likely related to numpy/numpy#10370
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and rebased so hopefully the docs pass! |
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The issue is that #14131
made our test suite fail on any warnings (good!), however we do not
test all versions of numpy and
np.min([np.nan])seems to warn for1.14.4 < version < 1.15.0 which is not a range we test on travis.
However, the version of numpy that the wheels pin to for py37 in
1.14.6 which does warn.
This is likely related to numpy/numpy#10370
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