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[Help wanted] Update requirements.txt for Python > 3.7 #1095

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@Daraan Daraan commented Jul 3, 2024

The current requirements are quite restrictive and slowly become outdated. I think we should update the requirements file with some version checks to allow Python3.7+ and especially 3.10 to install smoothly

  • opencv_python & numpy these might be the hardest to figure out good combinations
  • networkx breaks in Python 3.10; needs at least 2.7 if I recall correctly.
  • Shapely needs at last +1 minor version
  • ...

Maybe you can share your installations from 3.8 - 3.10 and help on this draft to craft a working version for the later python versions.


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is there any problem to work on i will be available to do

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Daraan commented Aug 12, 2024

is there any problem to work on i will be available to do

Thank you for your reply. The idea is to get an requirements.txt file that works with multiple python versions. Some requirements like opencv-python, numpy are troublesome to figure out to get a valid combination for all python versions.

I only work with python 3.7 & 3.10 and no capacity to check the other versions in between.

So if you are willing try to to get the scenario_runner running with > 3.7 and share your requirements of the important packages :)

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