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@VictorCabello
Thanks for your patch.
To be honest, I've been quite away from Python for several years. But I'm glad about your pull request, so let me try to merge this and release the new version.
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I was able to release. https://pypi.org/project/markdown-server/0.1.4/ 📝 Note for me:
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I understand because I also have problems to give time to my personal projects but I am happy that this little effort could help to someone else. Thanks for take your time to do this release. |
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I like the ide behind this library but I couldn't use it becuase an issue on dependencies.
This pull request pretend give a simple solution to an issue between py-gfm and mardwon libraries, it looks like they are not compatible in their last version.
At the same time decide to migrate the code to python3.