[DEFECT] Segmentation fault from importing pandas after importing ray

[caleb-sitton-inl]

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  that demonstrates the defect.

Defect Description

When running RAVEN, it failed unexpectedly with an unhelpful error message. I tracked it down to a segmentation fault occurring because of two imports, one of ray and one of pandas.

Steps to Reproduce

Activate the raven_libraries environment. Just running python from the terminal is sufficient. In the python prompt, input import ray followed by import pandas. An error from a segmentation fault will be returned.

Expected Behavior

Both libraries should be imported without difficulties.

Screenshots and Input Files

OS

Windows

OS Version

Windows 11 Pro

Dependency Manager

CONDA

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