chore(deps): limited numpy version to <2.0#284
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Found an issue with the use of np.fromstring which was changed to np.frombuffer in newer versions. My version of python tried to install a new version of numpy that ended up not working well with the code.
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My bad if this is not a good format for bug report, tried the link in the readme and was not able to get more info from there. |
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If there are any automated tests to check, let me know |
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Just realized this could conflict with pull request #280 Please check that one out and decide what you want to do. Personally, I would prefer to just limit the numpy version in the reqs. |
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Found an issue with the use of np.fromstring which was changed to np.frombuffer in newer versions.
My version of python tried to install a new version of numpy that ended up not working well with the code.