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Seems like the PR is removing the compatibility with Python 2. I do not have any problems with this especially considering Python version 3.13 is already out.

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Yes indeed. SQLAlchemy itself dropped python2 support before

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@mwatts15 , what do you think? I think it can be merged.

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mwatts15 commented Jun 7, 2025 via email

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@mwatts15 thanks for the quick response!

If you have time when merging this PR could you also check if it is possible to merge the development branch into master and make that the default? Currently when installing with pip the master branch gets installed.

I would really appreciate it!

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Issue 113

@mwatts15 mwatts15 merged commit 00822e5 into RDFLib:develop Jun 7, 2025
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