Unpin IPython, and remove some dependencies on it. #796
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This makes it annoying to test whether IPython breaks IPykernel. I'm almost always on IPython master branch and I'd like to know when/if I break things. Prompted by ipython/ipython#13252, which is not breaking ipykernel, but it's better to decouple where we can.
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We had added the pin as a failsafe in case there are breaking API changes, I'd feel better about removing it if |
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Thanks for the pointer, the pyargs and --upgrade-strategy=only-if-needed are useful. Should I test both master an released or just released ? |
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I'd say just master, since then we can update ipykernel prior to the release to be compatible. |
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I just merged ipython/ipython#13266 that test upstream master. |
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Nice, thanks! |
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This makes it annoying to test whether IPython breaks IPykernel.
I'm almost always on IPython master branch and I'd like to know when/if
I break things.
Prompted by ipython/ipython#13252,
which is not breaking ipykernel, but it's better to decouple where we
can.