Align Conda and PyPI dependency constraints - #408
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Sensible to keep them in sync. Might make sense in future when we adjust rennovate to widen that we decorate these and let renovate management both directly.
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Summary
This PR aligns the runtime dependency constraints in
conda-recipe/meta.yamlandpyproject.tomlso that Conda and PyPI installations use consistent supported dependency ranges.Changes
Dependency alignment:
conda-recipe/meta.yamlandpyproject.tomlto match.daskanddistributeddependency constraints topyproject.toml.art/python-artnaming and the separate pip installation ofwaterEntropyfor Conda builds.Impact