Ignore cpflows dependencies in test workflows, fix numpy 2 incompatibilities. #3227
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Latest numpy being installed https://github.com/awslabs/gluonts/actions/runs/11381924102/job/31664375765?pr=3227#step:4:298 Need to look into the failing tests |
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Issue #, if available: CPFlows is a dependency for
gluonts.torch.model.mqf2, but it comes with dependencies constraints that hold us back. So for example, not the latest numpy version was used in CI tests.Description of changes: Ignore dependencies of CPFlows in GitHub workflows. Fix incompatibilities with the latest numpy.
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