TST: Add Python 3.7 testing to NumPy 1.14. - #11995
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The warnings module behavior was changed in Python 3.7, requiring version dependent changes to the suppress_warnings context manager tests in the np.testing package.
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This mostly copies the yml file from Numpy 1.15 with a few changes on account of using nose instead of pytest.
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version dependent changes to the suppress_warnings context manager
tests in the np.testing package.
with a few changes on account of using nose instead of pytest.