Bump Requests Dependency Version to <= 2.25.99999 #218
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Added context behind the "why" of this PR - I am working on integrating eventsourcing with FastAPI which currently have incompatible version requirements for Requests. This PR will reconcile those differences and allow eventsourcing and FastAPI to be used in tandem to create an async, event-sourced HTTP API microservice. |
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Thanks a lot @bartboy011! I will release this change as v8.2.5 tomorrow. |
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@johnbywater of course! Thank you for getting this out so quickly, much appreciated! |
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Just released to PyPI @bartboy011. I also updated the versions of the other dependencies. |
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The Requests library has rolled out a few releases that are compatible with eventsourcing, so this PR simply brings the allowed versions of Requests up to date. One thing to note - version 2.25.x will be the last minor version to support Python 3.5, but this library requires 3.6 or greater anyway, so there's no issue there.