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Seems the least intrusive fix that keeps backwards compatibility would be to add another where() implementation that uses the importlib.resourcesfiles() API. Can understand if this feels a bit much at the moment, but if for nothing else, FFR.
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Considering the number of times this is repeatedly reported, I think it would be a good idea to pin one of these to make it prominently visible, like #132 and #72 already are.
Also, if an issue like this would be reported against a project in which I'm involved, I'd keep it open -- it is an unresolved issue after all, even though there is no immediate intent to do anything about it; it's not going to go away/solve itself/by some 3rd party action automatically.
certifi.core
usesimportlib.resources.path
, which is deprecated in importlib_resources 5.3.0 and thus in Python 3.11, triggering a warning where enabled.Seems the least intrusive fix that keeps backwards compatibility would be to add another
where()
implementation that uses theimportlib.resources
files()
API. Can understand if this feels a bit much at the moment, but if for nothing else, FFR.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: