CI: use dependency file in macos dir #4968
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Is the numpy downgrade related to docstring tests or more? If it's more, it's becoming important to fix it. For docstring tests, something out of this PR, but might be a hint: #4372 (comment) |
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It is related to the docstring tests. The CI deps do not change with this, by the way. |
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Use dependency file located in macos/files to keep CI macOS runner in sync with app bundle creation script.
Follow-up to 5ec8b58, inspired by #4946 (comment).
(Includes downgrade of Numpy to <2).