MAINT: NumPy normalize_axis_tuple #63
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* this function moved from NumPy core to the public API in recent NumPy builds, and is causing SciPy CI failures here: https://github.com/scipy/scipy/actions/runs/6555137521/job/17803175138?pr=19402 * normally I'd use PEP440 for this (either vendored or through the appropriate PyPA lib) but maybe you'd prefer to cheat like this on major version vs. more infrastructure?
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this function moved from NumPy core to the public API in recent NumPy builds, and is causing
SciPy CI failures here:
https://github.com/scipy/scipy/actions/runs/6555137521/job/17803175138?pr=19402
normally I'd use PEP440 for this (either vendored or through the appropriate PyPA lib) but maybe you'd prefer to cheat like this on major version vs. more infrastructure?