Fixed deps - #1
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Updated package versions and added new dependencies.
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I should probably have tagged someone like @orca-wclements :) |
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Thanks for bringing this up and proposing this fix! This looks good to me. |
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Hello!
Installing this via
pip install .on a modern macos or linux installation using python3.13 doesn't work. Numpy 1.20.x is 2021 era and most of the cool kids have moved on - I double checked the dependencies based on an error I was getting andllvmlite,numba, andnumpycan all be upgraded without breaking anything.Quite a few packages are deprecated (e.g. backcall, pickleshare, entrypoints, py, toml, tomli, setuptools-scm) and the rest don't need to be pinned as pip will do the hard work for you. Thus the requirements.txt can be reduced to basically what's in this PR.
Happy quantum hacking from Quantum Village!