MNT Remove deprecated iprint and disp usage in scipy 1.15 LBFGS
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iprint and disp usage in scipy 1.15 LBFGS
betatim
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Co-authored-by: Tim Head <betatim@gmail.com>
It feels like the main test is that there is no warning (turned into error) into the scipy-dev build (or with scipy 1.16 when we update the lock-file and we actually use scipy 1.16)? |
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Fix #31624
iprintanddispdo not do anything since scipy 1.15 and for scipy >= 1.16 aDeprecationWarningis emitted, see scipy/scipy#23186 (comment).I guess a side-effect is that for people who cared about this additional info, it won't be available any more with scipy >= 1.15 but this seems like a scipy decision and I am not sure we can do much about it, unless maybe there is another way to have a similar info?