Consider numpy 1.21.3 for Python 3.10

[djhoese]

Numpy 1.21.3 just got released and includes wheels for the three major 64-bit platforms (osx, windows, linux). Currently this package specifies 1.21.2. I'm not sure what the rules are here as 1.21.2 was originally set as the oldest numpy for Python 3.10, but it only has linux wheels and I've been having trouble building against it in the vispy project because it ends up having to compile numpy from source.

Thoughts?

Edit: Mention available wheels for 1.21.2 ^

[tupui]

Thanks @djhoese. @charris do you plan to add wheels for 1.21.2 as well or should we just update the specification here?

[astrofrog]

In the past I aimed to set it to the oldest version with wheels - so I'd be fine with bumping it.

[charris]

@tupui 1.21.2 only had linux wheels built against Python 3.10.0rc1, so NumPy 1.21.3 is the first "official" release with 3.10 support. This will probably be the pattern going forward, a release based on the Python rc1, followed two months later with an "official" release.

[tupui]

Ok thanks for the clarification.

[MuellerSeb]

What about 32bit wheels? These are not provided by NumPy 1.21.3 for Python 3.10 at the moment. Or is this not covered by this package?

[tupui]

What about 32bit wheels? These are not provided by NumPy 1.21.3 for Python 3.10 at the moment. Or is this not covered by this package?

@MuellerSeb more 32bit wheels are not planned for both NumPy and SciPy. Have a look at here MacPython/numpy-wheels#135

[djhoese]

Thanks everyone. Glad this is a simple decision. Thanks @tupui for the quick PR.