Replace deprecated msgpack-python with msgpack + python3 compatibility #23
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* Ensure Python 3 compatibility * Remove all encoding options (not needed with msgpack in Python 3)
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@repeatedly Hello, could you review this PR and merge it? |
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This project hasn't been updated in years; @tbelhalfaoui would you be able to publish your version as a new pypi module? The very old dependencies are an issue for me as well. |
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Hi @repeatedly!
I really like this lib, and I have found no equivalent of it: it is both very easy to use and very fast (the fastest Python lib I know of).
Sadly, there is one point that make it unusable for us: it depends on
msgpack-python, which is deprecated, and incompatible with the newmsgpack(which we use in the same code).So I tried #22 (only replacing the package name in requirements), but it does not work, because the
encodingparameter has been removed fromPackerandUnpackerinmsgpack==1.0.0(since it now uses UTF-8 by default).Hence this pull request, which ensures compatibility with
msgpack1.0.0 (tested only with python 3.6). I simply removed everything related to encodings.Thanks!