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Version 0.23.0 #2214

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@tomchristie tomchristie commented May 9, 2022

Drafting up our next release.

Since we're dropping Python 3.6, this needs to be a median point bump.

One thing I'd like to discuss before we push on with this is resolving #2083 (See PR #2165). The median point bump is a good motivator to drop our charset-normalizer dependancy, so it seems like an efficient use of time to address it as part of this release, if possible.

I'm planning to push on with that by addressing @adriangb's comment, so that we have two alternative approaches for consideration.


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0.23.0 (23rd May, 2022)

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hozkok commented May 11, 2022

This PR seems to be resolving this critical vulnerability. Is there any plan for releasing this soon?

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Waiting on #2165 and #2228.

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Considering switching the settings so that I can merge without further reviews.

  • Pro: Can address issues such as this release more quickly.
  • Con: Side-steps enforcing that we have enough input from wider maintenance team.

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Thanks @florimondmanca. 🙏🏼

@tomchristie tomchristie merged commit 89cdd90 into master May 23, 2022
@tomchristie tomchristie deleted the version-0.23.0 branch May 23, 2022 15:31
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