add 3.13 support

[mariostieriansys]

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[viseshrp]

Hi @mariostieriansys. Thanks for this. We had to revert 3.13 support recently due to numpy in ADR. Please see here #475

Thanks

[mariostieriansys]

Hi @mariostieriansys. Thanks for this. We had to revert 3.13 support recently due to numpy in ADR. Please see here #475

Thanks

On the new Python we are moving to numpy > 2, so I guess that'll help

[viseshrp]

@mariostieriansys
Actually, I think you were dealing with the same. Did you end up upgrading numpy in EnSight? We are still waiting on the team that builds numpy for EnSight Python to make a numpy 2.0+ release. Upgrading to 2 and above in pydyanmicreporting breaks compatibility in ADR.

[viseshrp]

@mariostieriansys

Hi @mariostieriansys. Thanks for this. We had to revert 3.13 support recently due to numpy in ADR. Please see here #475
Thanks

On the new Python we are moving to numpy > 2, so I guess that'll help

Yes, we spoke to the team that builds numpy for the both of us. They said its not going to be available until April.

Indeed, the python contains an obscure build of numpy 2.0.0 which I don't know from where it comes from
So I am working with what we get from PyPi