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Relaxing strong requirement for cma==3.2.2 #448

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iglasser opened this issue Jun 20, 2023 · 2 comments
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Relaxing strong requirement for cma==3.2.2 #448

iglasser opened this issue Jun 20, 2023 · 2 comments
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@iglasser
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Pymoo has a requirement of cma==3.2.2.
Is there any reason to fix the version, rather than using cma>=3.2.2 as is usually expected from a library? Is pymoo not compatible with cma 3.3.0?
This leads to conflicts with any library that might want to use cma 3.3.0 (or future newer versions).

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This is the release notes:

Release 3.3.0 implements

  • diagonal acceleration via diagonal decoding (option CMA_diagonal_decoding, by default still off).
  • fmin_lq_surr2 for running the surrogate assisted lq-CMA-ES.
  • optimization_tools.ShowInFolder to facilitate rapid experimentation.
  • verb_disp_overwrite option starts to overwrite the last line of the display output instead of continuing adding lines to avoid screen flooding with longish runs (off by default).
  • various smallish improvements, bug fixes and additional features and functions.

It doesn't look like it should be an issue, but it should be tested.

@blankjul blankjul self-assigned this Jun 22, 2023
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Great! I agree that an update makes sense. I have added the dependency because I had once a version break and tried to avoid this in the future.

Can one of you please quickly test if nothing breaks? If yes I am more than happy to update the dependency.

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