bump to 0.29.0; bump scipy and pandas dependencies #1621
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…low 2.0, but that is next
…low 2.0, but that is next
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This is a "deprecation" and "futureWarning" release, and raises the lower bounds of SciPy and Pandas.
The Pandas bump is pretty significant, but I figure: it's been out for a year, and if you're the type of person / org who is using scipy 0.14.0, and is interested in numpy 2.0, you're probably on a modern Pandas version.
For users who don't want such a bump, they still have lifelines 0.28.0.