feat!(v1): python 3.13 release; remove cffi (gcc) dep; update readme; release v1? #222
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I think it is a good Idea to consider releasing the 1.0 version. But first, we should see if we can unpin some key packages that may complicate installation, such as |
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@fccoelho done |
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@fccoelho I've removed the cffi dep (previously used in the read_dbc removed function) because it was not necessary anymore and has too many dependency problems with py3.13.
Another question, should't we release the version 1.0.0? I think the package is stable enough to a major release, with more compatibility and with no gcc dependency errors anymore.
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