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Hi,<br>
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I hoped that the python bindings in the docker image would be
compatible with both numpy 1 and 2, but apparently they're not?
Would it be possible to create docker images with bindings that
are compatible with numpy2? Or would you rather wait until the
official ubuntu numpy package moves to 2.0?<br>
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<p>That seems reasonable at first sight (although I'm not totally
sure what would happen if you would install and use in the same
process other python modules built against numpy 1.x. I assume
this works?). If you want to contribute that improvement, I guess
this is mostly a matter of pip install numpy==2.0.0 in the builder
image before building GDAL<br>
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<p>Even</p>
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