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tomli is currently a hard dependency third party, but it's been integrated to the standard library as tomllib and will be available in Python 3.11
Because it's the same underlying implementation, this means we should be able to use tomli as a "backport" of tomllib in Python 3.10 and older as
However I'd rather not implement this just now, because Python 3.11 isn't testable yet: we depend on numpy for this. Here's the upstream PR to keep track of numpy/numpy#21308
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tomli
is currently a hard dependency third party, but it's been integrated to the standard library astomllib
and will be available in Python 3.11Because it's the same underlying implementation, this means we should be able to use
tomli
as a "backport" oftomllib
in Python 3.10 and older asHowever I'd rather not implement this just now, because Python 3.11 isn't testable yet: we depend on numpy for this. Here's the upstream PR to keep track of numpy/numpy#21308
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: