docs: README.md: Updating instructions for the installation #2680
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The current numpy 2.0.0 is incompatible with the version of panda installing. Also the imp module (managing Python modules) was substituted with the importlib module and is no longer available since Python 3.10.
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@ebezzi , you had a recent commit to the documentation, could you please have a look? |
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Hey @smoe , apologies for the delay. The team is working on fixing the dependencies so that we can use python>3.9, therefore I'll hold with merging this PR. I'll let you know when we have a fix for it. Thanks! |
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@smoe just wanted to follow up that we recently released a new version that supports Python 3.10, 3.11, and 3.12, and no longer supports 3.9 😄 Hope that helps! Thanks again for your PR 🎉 |
The current numpy 2.0.0 is incompatible with the version of panda installing. Also the imp module (managing Python modules) was substituted with the importlib module and is no longer available since Python 3.10.
The readme should not describe how to install Python 3.9, I thought - brew or conda should both work - tested successfully with brew.
This PR should close #2677 . The related issue #2635 (that indeed requests support in installing Python) I suggest to close after a respective addition to the cellxgene documentation.
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