Update future-incompat pyo3 dependency #117
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I see that the tests with the pyo3 feature are failing here, let me check that locally and send another diff : ) |
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I'll make sure to check relevant features before pushing in the future! looks like pyo3 just renamed pvalue->value in 0.16.0 |
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pyo3 v0.13.2 is tripping future-incompat. This change updates it to the newest 0.20. pyo3 v0.16.0 renamed pvalue -> value. The other future-incompat dependency, nom, is an indirect dependency through ansi-parser. See issue 116
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pyo3 v0.13.2 is tripping future-incompat. This change updates it to the newest 0.20.
The other future-incompat dependency, nom, is an indirect dependency through ansi-parser.
See issue #116