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We run the tests/benchmarks with the old dependencies (toml PyPI package ) with python3.10.
We run the tests/benchmarks with the newer dependencies (updated torch etc) with newer version of python (3.11 and 3.12)
We update the supported python version (in the toml) (for a newly released package) based on the requirements of the new dependencies (I think it might be something like 3.10 to 3.12, based on newer torch and numpy etc, but let's see how testing goes).
Get the existing client builds working/passing again (see actions)
Consider a client build for ubuntu 24? And how do we recommend ubuntu users install this exactly?
Make a new release of both client and trainer (0.2.28) with support for newer python versions (up to 3.12) and include all issues marked 'ready to release'
Installing trainer on mac via master branch and pip install root-painter-trainer. Why do mac users have less support for running than trainer locally than windows or linux users? See: Installing Root_trainer on an M1 Max Apple Silicon #86
GUI and installer for the trainer component. Why are we making windows users open the command line if they want to run the trainer locally, instead of interacting with a GUI? See: local server gui #54
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