pin PyYAML to 5.3.1 in source setup.py #184
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@awseric thank you for bringing this up. |
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Hi @awseric , thank you again for bringing this to our attention. Latest patch v.2.7.1 (release notes) included changes to pin the PyYAML in setup.py to 5.3.1. I am going to resolve this issue, please reopen if there are follow up questions. |
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This fixes #183 by pinning PyYAML to version 5.3.1 in setup.py.
I understand contributions are not being accepted currently, so I will use my fork until this gets merged, but wanted to get the core team's attention to the bug and it's fix.
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