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Update dependencies to compile more easily #55

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@lecormi lecormi commented Mar 31, 2020

Using an Ubuntu 19.10 machine, I couldn't compile the project (issue with doctests that threw an error message at compilation when I was on the nightly branch specified in the README.md). So I replaced the pyo3 dependency with the latest version (v. 0.8.1) compatible with the autopy project. Thanks to this modification, I can compile directly from nightly without any problem and autopy works well.

lecormi and others added 3 commits March 31, 2020 10:44
That's because I tried to compile autopy on my machine after editing some code of autopilot-rs.
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msanders commented Sep 8, 2020

Hi, sorry for the delay. Was hesitant to make this change initially since it breaks Python 2 compatibility, but now that Rust stable is supported by the latest PyO3 and we're well past the EOL for Python 2 I think it's warranted. Thanks for the contribution!

@msanders msanders merged commit 0ebaf9c into autopilot-rs:master Sep 8, 2020
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