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TST: Ignore array_api experimental warning when scipy-dev imports numpy-dev #2369
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Ah, nvm. Local install somehow downgraded numpy (looking at you, bqplot). If I force numpy dev to install again, I can see it. |
when scipy-dev imports numpy-dev TST: Ignore numpy.distutils DeprecationWarning from scipy import of numpy-dev TST: Ignore DeprecationWarning from dask
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Just gonna YOLO this one. Doesn't need a review. |
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…9-on-v3.6.x Backport PR #2369 on branch v3.6.x (TST: Ignore array_api experimental warning when scipy-dev imports numpy-dev)
Description
This pull request is to ignore the warning reported upstream to:
The dask one is already fixed on their main branch, but I don't want to pull in dev dask for our test suite. We don't use it directly.
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