PyCall 1.96.2 breaks tests at Imbalance.jl about pycall.jl HOT 5 CLOSED

(PyCall is only a test dependency of Imbalance.jl)

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Nowadays you need to put version numbers for your stdlibs, and it looks like PyCall doing so broke your package:

https://discourse.julialang.org/t/psa-compat-requirements-in-the-general-registry-are-changing/104958

Maybe update your Project.toml with the new recommended compat entries?

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Thanks @stevengj . The strange thing is that that some standard libraries that appear in the error messages (which ones appear to change depending on Julia version) are not even used in the package or in tests. So, for example, Libdl and Dates.

@EssamWisam Do you want to see if adding compats for our stdlibs makes any difference? I think they are just Statistics, Random, and LinearAlgebra.

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@EssamWisam Do you want to see if adding compats for our stdlibs makes any difference? I think they are just Statistics, Random, and LinearAlgebra.

Will try. I suppose I should be using the most recent versions.
@ablaom Quite confused, they don't seem to have versions (or just 1.6?). Pkg.Status("LinearAlgebra") doesn't give any version.

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Yeah, in even in Julia 1.9.1 some libraries (e.g, Random) don't even show a version number.

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