So, pysha3==1.0.2 is listed as a dependency in the requirements file. As you can see, this project is EOL and no longer supported: https://github.com/tiran/pysha3.
I forked this repo with a mind toward using hashlib or eth_utils instead of pysha3, but it appears that... that's already the case?
A brief foray into the history hasn't illuminated where pysha3 was used - maybe somebody who is more familiar with the dependencies can chime in?
Here's a simple commit updating a couple of dependencies and yanking pysha3, and the tests still pass: #20
Hey friends. How are y'all?
So,
pysha3==1.0.2
is listed as a dependency in the requirements file. As you can see, this project is EOL and no longer supported: https://github.com/tiran/pysha3.I forked this repo with a mind toward using
hashlib
oreth_utils
instead ofpysha3
, but it appears that... that's already the case?A brief foray into the history hasn't illuminated where
pysha3
was used - maybe somebody who is more familiar with the dependencies can chime in?Here's a simple commit updating a couple of dependencies and yanking
pysha3
, and the tests still pass: #20