Update pymssql to fix some problems with macOS ARM64 (2.3.1)
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Yes, I've seen the relevant changes in the log, and none of the other changes seem to be a problem for us, |
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Thanks heaps @lucydodo. 😄 |
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While writing an initial version of a Local development setup guide for macOS, the pymssql library was throwing errors.
Updating pymssql to the latest version fixes the problem.
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As a complete guess, it's probably the added aarch64 wheels in pymssql 2.3.0 fixing things. Not sure though.