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Updated compatibility info #59
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The python 3.12 build failed on
So we probably need |
This reverts commit 7beceba.
@brondsem I'll try to get this into Formencode itself, Ming is not the only library depending on formencode for validation so it would probably benefit a wider audience of projects if the change is upstreamed. |
Actually it seems this is not happening in formencode master https://github.com/formencode/formencode/actions/runs/6497564616/job/17646958673?pr=180#step:4:25 |
In that output I see |
That happens after formencode was already installed. My understanding is that the issue reported was that it couldn't even install |
Here's the error we encountered: https://github.com/TurboGears/Ming/actions/runs/6462007528/job/17543400479#step:6:741 It was at runtime, after installation. |
@brondsem Formencode 2.1 was release that should address this problem. Can you confirm the error wouldn't happen again even without the explicit setuptools dependency in Ming? |
Yep, it works, nice! Tested with python3.12 |
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