Closed yyli closed 1 month ago
Do you know how I can depend on this in my project. It is possible if you there’s no version published?
@yyli
It's usually trivial to build and install a pip package yourself from source - just clone the repo, checkout the branch and then run pip install /path/to/source/directory
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For those who want to stick to officially released versions, the workaround for this is to create an isolated Python 3.11 venv and use BAC0 there.
I'm slowly preparing the pip version BAC0 will now be async, based on BACpypes3 Users will need to migrate their code or stick with the Legacy tagged version
This is fixed. If you pip install BAC0
now it will install the new version that works with BACpypes3, python 3.10+
aysncore was removed thus
BACpypes
library can't be imported.BACpypes3
seems to move to asyncio and I monkey patched my use case for now.It seems you're already working on a
BACpypes3
version but just wanted to file an issue for visibilityhttps://github.com/ChristianTremblay/BAC0/issues/457#issuecomment-2217777934