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docs(deps): explain NumPy 1.x cap#316

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Summary

  • document why the workspace remains capped below NumPy 2
  • identify the exact locked dependency constraint (boltz 2.2.1 requires numpy>=1.26,<2.0)
  • make the condition for removing the cap explicit

Closes #276

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  • parsed pyproject.toml with Python tomllib
  • verified the locked Boltz 2.2.1 wheel metadata contains the NumPy <2.0 requirement
  • git diff --check

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Pull request overview

This PR documents why the workspace remains capped to numpy < 2.0 in the Pixi workspace dependencies: the currently locked boltz==2.2.1 wheel requires numpy>=1.26,<2.0, so lifting the cap would make the shared Boltz environments unsatisfiable. It also states the explicit condition for removing the cap (once Boltz supports NumPy 2.x). (Confidence: ~90%)

Changes:

  • Added an inline comment explaining the numpy < 2.0 workspace-wide cap.
  • Recorded the specific locked constraint (boltz 2.2.1numpy < 2.0) and the condition to remove the cap.

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marcuscollins merged commit b95bc75 into diff-use:main Jul 14, 2026
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