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python3-pint: add missing runtime dependencies
pint requires flexcache, flexparser and typing-extensions, but only the ptest package pulled in flexcache and flexparser, so "import pint" fails with "No module named 'flexcache'" on an image without the ptest. pint is extended to native and nativesdk, so flexcache and flexparser are as well. AI-Generated: Claude Code, Claude Opus 5.5 Signed-off-by: Thomas Roos <thomas@roosesweb.de> Signed-off-by: Khem Raj <khem.raj@oss.qualcomm.com> |
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python3-pint: Upgrade 0.25.3 -> 0.26.2
Upgrade to release 0.26.2: Major changes - check(), +/-, comparisons and to_reduced_units() now use the active context, e.g. adding kN and kg in a context relating force and mass (#1951, #1748, #1002, #1067) - <number> / <offset or logarithmic unit> (e.g. 1 / ureg.degC) now raises OffsetUnitCalculusError; Unit * bool and Quantity * str now raise TypeError - Add a deprecation warning to ApplicationRegistry.__getitem__() matching direct registry item access - Improve and test / and * between Quantity and Unit, supporting more edge cases; improve their type annotations as well - Preserve the registry's Quantity type in wraps annotations for a single return unit, allowing array results to be indexed - Improve type annotations for Unit: / and ** keep the unit type, and __copy__/__deepcopy__ keep the registry subclass Units and parsing - Update definition of US survey units to reflect the 2022 revision by NIST/NGS - Fix fathom to equal two international yards; the old value is now survey_fathom - Fix the angular mil so one turn is 6400 mil - Parse $ as a unit symbol like £, and raise DefinitionSyntaxError for unknown operators such as & instead of ignoring them - Raise DefinitionSyntaxError instead of an internal TypeError for addition or subtraction in unit expressions, e.g. kilo-watt - Reject invalid unit aliases at definition time while preserving Unicode and degree aliases Formatting changes - Add TypstFormatter and ZeroFormatter to allow formatting to plain Typst and zero package - Format temperature units as valid LaTeX (~L) and siunitx (Lx), e.g. \degreeCelsius - str() and format() of a Unit now use the registry's fmt_locale, like Quantities - Keep the row layout of multi-dimensional arrays in Quantity._repr_html_, as repr does - Fix babel not localizing unit names containing underscores, e.g. kilowatt_hour - Fix formatting a unit with only negative exponents, e.g. 1 / second, raising IndexError when a locale is set - Restore the previous numeric locale when localized formatting raises an exception NumPy - Support the numpy.vecdot, numpy.matvec and numpy.vecmat ufuncs and numpy.linalg.vecdot on Quantities - Support numpy.repeat on Quantities - numpy.sum/numpy.nansum now raise DimensionalityError for a bare non-zero initial on a dimensioned Quantity, like numpy.max - Fix numpy.sum/numpy.nansum not converting a Quantity initial value, unlike numpy.max/numpy.min - Fix numpy.nanmax/numpy.nanmin raising ValueError on a Quantity initial value, unlike numpy.max/numpy.min - Fix numpy.clip not converting the units of the numpy 2.1 min/max keywords - Fix recursion in numpy.average with dimensionless Quantity weights and returned=False - Fix assigning offset-unit quantities (e.g. degC into a kelvin array) via __setitem__ - Fix numpy.linspace(..., retstep=True) on Quantities failing to return separate samples and step; offset temperature steps use delta units - Fix numpy.block raising TypeError for nested lists of Quantities, e.g. numpy.block([[a, b], [c, d]]) - Fix numpy.percentile, numpy.nanpercentile, numpy.quantile, and numpy.nanquantile raising RecursionError when q is a Quantity - Fix numpy.tensordot, numpy.cross and the other multiplicative functions rejecting positional arguments after the two arrays, e.g. numpy.tensordot(a, b, 1) - Fix numpy.mod, numpy.remainder, numpy.fmod and numpy.floor_divide ignoring the units of the divisor when both operands have the same dimensionality, e.g. np.mod(7 m, 200 cm) returned 7 m - Fix numpy.unwrap raising TypeError on the period keyword; a Quantity period or discont is converted to the units of the input - Fix numpy.diff and numpy.ediff1d not converting the units of Quantity prepend/append and to_end/to_begin values - Fix numpy.ptp returning an absolute temperature instead of a delta for offset units Bugfixes - Fix converting logarithmic units defined with a compound reference, e.g. volt / ampere, which dropped all but one reference unit - Fix compound logarithmic units, e.g. Quantity(-161, "dBm/Hz"), becoming an undefined delta_ unit that could not be converted - Fix logarithmic unit conversion and hashing with Decimal magnitudes and non_int_type=Decimal, with or without NumPy - Fix UnitRegistry.wraps() converting only the first variadic positional argument and failing on empty *args; preserve keyword-only arguments and defaults - Fix UnitRegistry.check() validating the wrong arguments of functions with *args, **kwargs or keyword-only parameters, and failing to call functions with positional-only defaults - Fix 1 * unit skipping auto_reduce_dimensions and autoconvert_to_preferred, so it disagreed with every other magnitude - Fix to_preferred raising a spurious DimensionalityError for some preferred units - Fix RecursionError in find_connected_nodes for long chains of contexts - Fix in-place **= changing a Quantity's units when the magnitude update fails, e.g. a fractional power of an integer array - Fix Quantity.dimensionality being stale after an in-place operation changes the units - Fix Quantity.to_compact() raising OffsetUnitCalculusError for offset units like degree_Celsius with magnitude below 1 Documentation - Document is_compatible_with in the tutorial - Document defining units with a custom Converter - Document that Unit equality compares definitions, not values, e.g. kph != km/hour (#1433, #1876) - Document how to compare angles that differ by a full turn, e.g. -140 degree and 220 degree, using the modulo operator Development and packaging - Remove the babel <= 2.8 upper bound from the babel extra - Fix CI never comparing the matplotlib test figures with the baseline images: --mpl was lost with the Travis config in 2021 - Fix CI installing the numpy matrix pin outside the pixi env on Windows/macOS, so those legs ran the no-numpy test suite Signed-off-by: Leon Anavi <leon.anavi@konsulko.com> Signed-off-by: Khem Raj <khem.raj@oss.qualcomm.com> |