[BUGFIX] Update / pin python dependencies in the conda environment #98
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When trying out the docker container I noticed two things which broke generating models after rebuilding it. 1) Ended up with cadquery 2.2.0b0 which breaks on trackball thumb clusters Fixed by explicitly pinning to cadquery 2.1 for now 2) nptyping dependency fails with invalid types on python 3.7/3.8 Fixed by pinning to nptyping version 1.4.4
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This worked for me. |
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Superseeded by #115 |
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When trying out the docker container I noticed two things which broke
generating models after rebuilding it.
Fixed by explicitly pinning to cadquery 2.1 for now
Fixed by pinning to nptyping version 1.4.4