Allow cbor2 versions above 5.0 #45
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Raise cbor2 limit, cbor2 5.2 seems to work well under python 3.10 but this could cause backwards compat issues?
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Could someone please take a look at merging this PR? It works for me and is necessary for use in python3.10. |
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Note that this repo/tool is not needed with NetworkTables 4, which is websockets based and can be used directly from JavaScript. |
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Oh that's perfect, thank you. |
Oh that is great! I'll have to let my team know, atm if you do want to incude this change just drop the git link to this branch in your requirements or project pipfile or set the version back to 3.8 like this |
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This is a fix for #44
Turns out the underlying issue in 44 comes from the older cbor2 version 4.9, i tested on python 3.10 with cbor2 version 5.4.2 and it seemed to work fine but im not sure if this would break older python versions.