Add Python 3.13 Support to Forked openai-function-calling and Replace Original Package #60
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Add Python 3.13 Support via Forked
openai-function-callingand Replace Original PackageThis pull request resolves a compatibility issue with the
openai-function-callingpackage, which currently supports Python versions>=3.9, <3.13. Users with Python 3.13 face installation and runtime issues due to this limitation.Changes Implemented:
openai-function-callingrepository and updated it to add support for Python 3.13.Related Issue:
The compatibility problem has been reported in the original repository:
Issue #24: Python 3.13 not supported
Forked Repository:
0xrohitgarg/openai-function-calling
This fix ensures smooth functionality for users with Python 3.13 and avoids interruptions while waiting for the original repository to implement an official resolution.