deps: Upgrade various Python deps #128
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The GitHub (rather than PyPi) pinned source can be removed once this PR is merged: probsys/sppl#128
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Hi from an OSS contributor working with @schaechtle2 on engineering and packaging at ProbComp. We use Nix with
nixpkgsto distribute our software including things that depend on Nix. We are not broken but some workflows are made awkward due to how not all versions of each python package are available on Nixpkgs.Rather than forking nixpkgs to support outdated packages like
numpy 1.22.x, this PR just makes a minimal delta in SPPL to forwards-only upgrade these dependencies. A bigger step could later be taken to upgrade everything to latest-compatible, but that is out of scope.We also use Python 3.9 with SPPL, and so are hopeful in this PR's inclusion of 3.9 in the build matrix.
Thank you! Let me know if there is any way to make this pull possible and easy.