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Port to importlib.resources #114
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Do we really still need to carry 2.7 support? |
Thanks for this! I'm not averse to dropping 2.7 in principle. It's nice to have but if the effort to keep it is too great, then we should drop it. If someone needs it they are welcome to contribute support. Would you be able to drop it from the CI so we can get tests passing? I'm happy to cut a release quickly for this. |
Speedy 🚀 |
OK, the tests are now failing because we have fonts that don't parse. I think this was a pre-existing issue, but wasn't noticed because |
I'm running out of time to look at this right now. |
Thank you for taking some time to look. I'll be away for the next week or so. |
Not quite sure why, but it shows up in GitHub actions where we run from an egg.
Yeah, CI passes now. |
importlib.resources was added in 3.7, so set that as the minimum Python 3 version.
Thanks so much for taking the time to get to the bottom of this 🥇. Changes look good to me. |
This is in response to #114, which requires importlib.resources.files.
This is in response to #114, which requires importlib.resources.files.
This is in response to #114, which requires importlib.resources.files.
This is in response to #114, which requires importlib.resources.files.
Port from
pkg_resources
toimportlib.resources
(Closes: #113)