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newest xgcm version breaks CI for python<3.9 #139
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EDIT: Posted this in the wrong issue. The relevant issue is #140
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I just noticed that some of our tests for 3.8 break, and this seems to be related to xgcm 0.7.0.
I guess the easiest solution is to bump to >=3.9 for now. But ultimately the
xgcm_utils
module should probably be refactored into another package (possibly into xgcm). This would release the dependency on xgcm here I believe.I am not sure how many folks are relying on that module at the moment, so I will open a separate issue and discuss that over there.
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