Add compatibility with spacy 3.0 #10
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spiritedawayseasong
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Mar 31, 2021
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Great @Hydroptix !! Thanks for your job! I've just included a minimal reference for spacy 2.x initalization in README as you commented below |
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Hello, I'm trying to use spacy-wordnet with spacy 3, but I have some problems. I cannot run the example as it is here, I get the error that using spacy.load("en") is deprecated in spacy 3. Then I use this: spacy.load("en_core_web_sm") |
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Not 100% sure if this is exactly what the PR should look like, but I can run the example test files successfully using spacy 3.0.5. Should still be backwards compatible with 2.0 using the old add_pipe method, but that isn't currently reflected in the README in my PR.
Make any edits as needed/let me know if I should update something.