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Numpy now supports python 3.10 in its latest 1.22 release, however, opencv-python still uses 1.19 as its dependent version when installing via pip. Ideally, it would be best to update the numpy version to at least provide the option of using 3.10, even with the likelihood of bugs in other sections of the opencv code still present.

Currently, installing with pip leads to a rather large error with the line setup.py:67: RuntimeWarning: NumPy 1.19.3 may not yet support Python 3.10. after collecting numpy. However, issues posted on the numpy github show that they have had support for Python 3.10 releases for almost a full year now, with RC1 on 1.22dev being the most recent.

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Update dependent numpy version fron 1.19 -> 1.22 : Supports python3.10 · Issue #525 · opencv/opencv-python · GitHub
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    Currently, installing with pip leads to a rather large error with the line setup.py:67: RuntimeWarning: NumPy 1.19.3 may not yet support Python 3.10. after collecting numpy. However, issues posted on the numpy github show that they have had support for Python 3.10 releases for almost a full year now, with RC1 on 1.22dev being the most recent.
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      Numpy now supports python 3.10 in its latest 1.22 release, however, opencv-python still uses 1.19 as its dependent version when installing via pip. Ideally, it would be best to update the numpy version to at least provide the option of using 3.10, even with the likelihood of bugs in other sections of the opencv code still present.
      Currently, installing with pip leads to a rather large error with the line setup.py:67: RuntimeWarning: NumPy 1.19.3 may not yet support Python 3.10. after collecting numpy. However, issues posted on the numpy github show that they have had support for Python 3.10 releases for almost a full year now, with RC1 on 1.22dev being the most recent.
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        Numpy now supports python 3.10 in its latest 1.22 release, however, opencv-python still uses 1.19 as its dependent version when installing via pip. Ideally, it would be best to update the numpy version to at least provide the option of using 3.10, even with the likelihood of bugs in other sections of the opencv code still present.
        Currently, installing with pip leads to a rather large error with the line setup.py:67: RuntimeWarning: NumPy 1.19.3 may not yet support Python 3.10. after collecting numpy. However, issues posted on the numpy github show that they have had support for Python 3.10 releases for almost a full year now, with RC1 on 1.22dev being the most recent.
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          Numpy now supports python 3.10 in its latest 1.22 release, however, opencv-python still uses 1.19 as its dependent version when installing via pip. Ideally, it would be best to update the numpy version to at least provide the option of using 3.10, even with the likelihood of bugs in other sections of the opencv code still present.
          Currently, installing with pip leads to a rather large error with the line setup.py:67: RuntimeWarning: NumPy 1.19.3 may not yet support Python 3.10. after collecting numpy. However, issues posted on the numpy github show that they have had support for Python 3.10 releases for almost a full year now, with RC1 on 1.22dev being the most recent.
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            Numpy now supports python 3.10 in its latest 1.22 release, however, opencv-python still uses 1.19 as its dependent version when installing via pip. Ideally, it would be best to update the numpy version to at least provide the option of using 3.10, even with the likelihood of bugs in other sections of the opencv code still present.
            Currently, installing with pip leads to a rather large error with the line setup.py:67: RuntimeWarning: NumPy 1.19.3 may not yet support Python 3.10. after collecting numpy. However, issues posted on the numpy github show that they have had support for Python 3.10 releases for almost a full year now, with RC1 on 1.22dev being the most recent.
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              Numpy now supports python 3.10 in its latest 1.22 release, however, opencv-python still uses 1.19 as its dependent version when installing via pip. Ideally, it would be best to update the numpy version to at least provide the option of using 3.10, even with the likelihood of bugs in other sections of the opencv code still present.
              Currently, installing with pip leads to a rather large error with the line setup.py:67: RuntimeWarning: NumPy 1.19.3 may not yet support Python 3.10. after collecting numpy. However, issues posted on the numpy github show that they have had support for Python 3.10 releases for almost a full year now, with RC1 on 1.22dev being the most recent.
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                Numpy now supports python 3.10 in its latest 1.22 release, however, opencv-python still uses 1.19 as its dependent version when installing via pip. Ideally, it would be best to update the numpy version to at least provide the option of using 3.10, even with the likelihood of bugs in other sections of the opencv code still present.
                Currently, installing with pip leads to a rather large error with the line setup.py:67: RuntimeWarning: NumPy 1.19.3 may not yet support Python 3.10. after collecting numpy. However, issues posted on the numpy github show that they have had support for Python 3.10 releases for almost a full year now, with RC1 on 1.22dev being the most recent.
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