I've encountered a problem where building wheels for Windows fails in the
MSVC build chain. This problem appears to be fixed with the current version
of setuptools (66.0), and when I change the pyproject.toml to drop the
requirement of setuptools<60, everything gets built ok.
I understand that the <60 requirement comes from this recommendation:
> numpy.distutils is only tested with setuptools < 60.0, newer versions may
break. See Interaction of numpy.distutils with setuptools
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for
details.
https://numpy.org/doc/stable/reference/distutils_status_migration.html
They say it *may* break, but clearly it still doesn't. Would it be ok if,
in the interest of receiving the latest bug fixes from setuptools, we'll
either drop the '<60' requirement, or at least upgrade it to '<=66' ?
I prefer the 1st option, since it gets us the latest stuff until
numpy.distutils really breaks, which may never happen.
I will also take on myself to look into moving forward from
numpy.distutils, but I'd appreciate any direction on that. If someone
already looked into it I'd love to hear.
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Hi all.
Trying out the interactive example from the tutorial, after calling
pb.save_regions_as_groups() I get a plot with only one view in sfepy-view:
sfepy-view -e regions.vtk -2 --grid-vector2 "[2, 0, 0]"
[image: image.png]
This is instead of 3 side-by-side regions shown in the tutorial. I checked
and couldn't find anything I was doing different than the tutorial. The
output from saving the regions lists all 3 regions, and the names appear in
the output.
I also tried digging a bit into …
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format. There is one mesh and three fields in the file.
What am I missing or doing wrong?
Thanks,
Yosef Meller.
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