Closed yakky closed 8 years ago
Ah, I see that 8a757f78b9f49ec6e20bc82ebc42fe98b5e9e801 fixes this. How about a new release to pypi?
Yeah, it’s about time !
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Ah, I see that 8a757f7https://github.com/rohe/pyjwkest/commit/8a757f78b9f49ec6e20bc82ebc42fe98b5e9e801 fixes this. How about a new release to pypi?
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That would be great, thanks
Yes, please release a new version. And tag it ;)
@rohe any news for the new release?
I released a new version June 7th.
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@rohehttps://github.com/rohe any news for the new release?
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@rohe Sorry, I only checked the github releases instead of pypi. Cosing this, thanks
How about moving to cryptodomex which uses a different namespace and allows cryptodomex and pycrypto to cohesist?