We have the SciPy library installed for python2 on frdev1001, but it's quite an old version (0.14.0) which has bugs in some of the statistical functions we use. Is it possible to update this? The latest version is v1.2.0, but anything above v1.0.0 should be fine.
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| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Resolved | Jgreen | T185013 EPIC: migrate fundraising off of Debian Jessie | |||
| Resolved | None | T220452 upgrade frdev1001 to Debian Stretch | |||
| Resolved | Pcoombe | T213948 Update SciPy on frdev1001 | |||
| Duplicate | • cwdent | T214115 Re-image frdev1001 to stretch |
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@Pcoombe unfortunately the available versions on Jessie (current OS) and Stretch (upcoming OS) are both old (0.14 and 0.18 respectively). Buster (2 OS versions out) has 1.0 but that's a ways off. So we'd want to look at packaging it ourselves which is doable, unless someone around here (analytics?) has already done that which would be easier.
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Actually looking into it v0.18.0 does fix the main bug which affects us (in the Mann-Whitney statistical test). So that would be great if an update to Stretch is planned soon anyway?