chore: bump matplotlib upper bound to <3.12 across dev environments#1137
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Any reason this needs to be bound to the latest version? |
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I'm sick of the CI breaking at random times when some package gets updated. When running |
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This PR raises the allowed matplotlib version across all platform development environments from
<3.11to<3.12. The change keeps the conda dependency constraints current with the latest matplotlib 3.11 release.Changes
environment-dev-*.yml: Updated the matplotlib pin frommatplotlib<3.11tomatplotlib<3.12so fresh dev environments can pick up the newest compatible release.