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[20.09] tensorflow: Fix compilation with numpy 1.19.x #98373

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Motivation for this change

Numpy introduced a breaking API change in version 1.19.x, see 1.

There is a simple fix 2 available in the master branch.

(cherry picked from commit 8f5bfd6)

ZHF #97479

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Numpy introduced a breaking API change in version 1.19.x, see [1].

There is a simple fix [2] available in the master branch.

[1]: tensorflow/tensorflow#40688
[2]: tensorflow/tensorflow@75ea0b3

(cherry picked from commit 8f5bfd6)
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@ofborg build python37Packages.tensorflow

@jonringer jonringer merged commit ba0bd29 into NixOS:release-20.09 Sep 22, 2020
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Does this solution imply to uninstall numpy.1.19.1.x ?
Thanks for the reply...

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And install numpy1.17.x?

@danieldk danieldk deleted the tensorflow1-backport-20.09 branch October 13, 2020 06:27
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No, this change should make tensorflow compatible with 1.19.x.

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