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PyYAML >=4.2b,<5.0
requirement does not seem to be workable
#582
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Well, I didn't realise that 5.0 was released. We updated the requirement to the latest version when there was a security warning triggered by the I'll update to 5.0 as soon as I can. |
Pretty soon, within the next week. There are a few more fixes I wanted to get in. I will set a deadline for the 0.19.0 release of next Friday 12-Apr regardless of what changes are in. Is that ok? |
Sounds good, thanks! That's around when Zephyr is targeting the first LTS release, so we're hoping to get the fix into our requirements.txt by then. |
A day or two earlier would be helpful. cc: @galak |
Then I'll get it out no later than Tuesday, maybe this weekend. I can also release further fixes in bugfix releases. |
Fyi, version 0.19.0 was just released. |
Hi, as part of zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr#14460 I learned the pyOCD setup.py has a strange YAML version range:
'pyyaml>=4.2b1,<5.0'
:https://github.com/mbedmicro/pyOCD/blob/master/setup.py#L62
This is not a good idea; could you please update to 5.0 or continue working with 3.13? Either one would resolve our issue and I think is a good idea for pyOCD as well. From one of new lead maintainers of PyYAML:
yaml/pyyaml#193 (comment)
In other words, the current requirements are explicitly requesting users to install a PyYAML version that the maintainers are calling a "failed" release, and which they are actively discouraging users to install.
FWIW, the changes in the Zephyr tree to support PyYAML v5.0+ were minor and are discussed here: https://github.com/yaml/pyyaml/wiki/PyYAML-yaml.load(input)-Deprecation
Can anyone from pyOCD comment on what's holding the code back from working with 5.0?
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