Attempt to fix nightly build failure#53
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Nightly build was failing before even getting to the build state because the environment pins were impossible to resolve. First attempting to remove all pins (I had a cascading version of pinning so many packages that then required other packages to be pinned).
Now notebook cells frequently fail with "ERROR:root:Could not download files: module urlib.request has no attribute FancyURLopener".
urllib.request.FancyURLopenerwas removed in Python 3.13, so I might have to at least pin that (but then does that cause something else to fail in this whac-a-mol environment?It also complains that there is no module named h5py despite being in the environment file and importing just fine. I'll have to look more next week.
Also does Lawrence Livermore National Lab still use nimbus? nimbus.llnl.gov does not resolve.