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note: - numpy@1.26.4 dropped support for Python <= 3.8 - numpy@1.20+ broke mir_eval. A fix was merged in mir_eval@main but has not been released yet - see: mir-evaluation/mir_eval#352 - matplotlib@3.9.0 brakes mir_eval - see: mir-evaluation/mir_eval#383 - i updated pytest hoping it would help solve failing tests but that's a HUGE v3—>v8 jump. I only made the bare minimum of fixes to accomodate this upgrade, and I would expect more work is needed - i wanted to add python 11/12 support but delayed this until we can already get tests runnning properly on 3.9/3.10
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Thanks for all the work on this! I'm a bit swamped over the next couple of weeks, but I'll try to pick this up. |
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Hi,
I understand there was interest from the maintainer in migrating CI to GitHub Actions.
Having some familiarity with GitHub Actions, and needing to get this package otherwise working with modern Python, I endeavored to give it a try.
It was more work than hoped for, and some more work is still needed to get this over the finish line.
Right now, a lot of tests are still failing but I lack the time to dig further, and am hamstrung by my near total lack of experience w/ Python.
Some notes:
numpy@1.25.0 dropped support for Python <= 3.8numpy@1.20+ brokemir_eval.mir_evalmain branch but has not been released yet.mir_evalmain branch for the time being 🫠mir_evalrelease is what we really need.matplotlib@3.9.0 brakesmir_eval.mir_evalrelease?pytesthoping it would help solve failing tests but that's a HUGE v3—>v8 jump. I only made the bare minimum of fixes to accomodate this upgrade, and I would expect more work is needed.Would anyone be willing to try and pick things up where I left them?