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Deprecation warning for NumPy 2.4 that seems to be coming from within PyVista. Can't see open issues on the PyVista repo addressing this. |
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PyVista IIRC does their own testing against vtk dev (and I think numpy dev?) so they will probably hit it soon enough, but you could open an issue if you want. |
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... In the meantime yes just suppress here so we can get back to green ASAP |
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Fixes part 1 of #13830, quick fix to get CIs green again.
Fixes for part 2 will follow with a more permanent solution.