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chore(deps): allow anesthetic>=2.9.0 to unblock jax>=0.7 / numpy>=2 resolution #1306

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12 changes: 6 additions & 6 deletions pyproject.toml
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Expand Up @@ -28,8 +28,7 @@ keywords = ["cli"]
dependencies = [
"autoconf",
"array_api_compat",
"anesthetic==2.8.14; python_version < '3.13'",
"anesthetic>=2.9.0; python_version >= '3.13'",
"anesthetic>=2.9.0",
"corner==2.2.2",
"decorator>=4.2.1",
"dill>=0.3.1.1",
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#
# blackjax SHA `ef45acd2` is the May 2026 "Merge PR #60 — double_compile"
# revision, locally validated against the Phase 1-3 work. blackjax HEAD
# (5dbf89a9 at pin time) introduced `numpy>=1.25`, which conflicts with
# autofit's `anesthetic==2.8.14` (numpy<2.0) — bump only after both pins
# move together. See PyAutoPrompt/issued/nss_install_simplification.md
# notes #3-4 for context.
# (5dbf89a9 at pin time) introduced `numpy>=1.25`. autofit's anesthetic
# pin has since been bumped to `>=2.9.0` (numpy>=2 compatible) so the
# previous "bump only after both pins move together" constraint is now
# resolved. See PyAutoPrompt/issued/nss_install_simplification.md notes
# #3-4 for the historic context.
#
# `fastprogress<1.1` stays here as a regular PyPI dep — it keeps fastprogress
# from pulling `python-fasthtml` (1.1.5 transitively requires it).
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