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The project relies on an interface in importlib resources that's marked as legacy and slated for removal. Better would be to rely on the preferred files() API (requires importlib_resources on Python<3.9).
As mentioned in #147 until importlib.* can actually really once-and-for-all stabilize to a good place with a backport that won't cause us headaches when people use this in an environment with a package with different version constraints on the backport, we won't be upgrading from those deprecated APIs.
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sigmavirus24 commentedon Oct 27, 2021
As mentioned in #147 until
importlib.*can actually really once-and-for-all stabilize to a good place with a backport that won't cause us headaches when people use this in an environment with a package with different version constraints on the backport, we won't be upgrading from those deprecated APIs.test(tox): don't error on certifi importlib.resources 3.11 deprecation