Use np.ndarray in generic types - #234
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The previous npt.NDArray[...] clashes with `typing.Generic` coming from `sciline.Scope`. Functionally, there is no reason to inherit from or parametrise by npt.NDArray.
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Thanks, should #233 be closed? |
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Depends on whether you want to figure out how to handle py3.12 generics. Or if we should just leave everything as is and accept that users can run into this error. |
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The previous npt.NDArray[...] clashes with
typing.Genericcoming fromsciline.Scope. Functionally, there is no reason to inherit from or parametrise by npt.NDArray.This fixes the immediate error in #233. This will not currently be tested with a version that triggers the failure because I do not want to add a new Python 3.12 test since we will soon drop support for 3.11 anyway.