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Upgrade versions of numpy e.a. #32

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Upgrade versions of several packages, including numpy (1.23.5).

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aikkala commented Apr 15, 2024

@rogervankanten was there a reason for changing from pymesh.n_faces to pymesh.n_faces_strict?

EDIT: nevermind, saw that n_faces will be deprecated

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@HuaweiWang Looks good to me, I think we could merge it. There are some warning messages displayed when generating the pdf (shown below), so we could sort them out before the merge if necessary. They come up when e.g. line 188 in generate_pdf.py is executed, but I'm not sure what exactly is the cause.

Ignoring unsupported SVG tag: <style> (contributions are welcome to add support for it)
Ignoring unsupported SVG tag: <metadata> (contributions are welcome to add support for it)
Ignoring unsupported SVG tag: <style> (contributions are welcome to add support for it)

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This warning comes from the fpdf2 package that we are using. And it is a known limitation. We probably cannot do much about it.

@rogervankanten Thanks for upgrating the Numpy version. @aikkala Thanks for checking. Will merge this pull request.

@HuaweiWang HuaweiWang merged commit 75fcd00 into development Apr 15, 2024
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