py-matplotlib version conflict

There is a conflict (actually 2 conflicts) with the matplotlib versions in our current environment:

• wf-brainscales2-demos needs py-matplotlib@3.5.2:
• py-netpyne needs py-matplotlib@:3.5.1

@vbragin is the matplotlib issue maybe fixed by now? @emuller could a (slightly) older version work?

At the same time,

• py-matplotlib@3.5 needs py-setuptools-scm@4:6
• py-quantities needs py-setuptools-scm@7: (builds, but import quantities throws an error)

That part is probably fixable, either by skipping the upper limit on the matplotlib spack package or by using a wheel for quantities.

changed the description

mentioned in merge request !378 (merged)

Hi @elmath, I'm afraid netpyne still can't unpin the upper version for matplotlib.. Will prioritize this issue in the next days

Hi @elmath, the issue is resolved and we removed version restriction for matplotlib. We can do a hotfix release in the beginning of next week to include this change

@vbragin that would be perfect, thank you!

done https://gitlab.ebrains.eu/technical-coordination/project-internal/devops/platform/ebrains-spack-builds/-/merge_requests/381

thanks! we now have py-netpyne@1.0.4.2 in the official release (and py-matplotlib@3.6.2)

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