Remove pkg_resources usage#333
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Ok, I give up, I'll create a new PR and just try with a |
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I'm hitting an issue on Pyhon 3.12.3 when running anything that
pkg_resourcesisn't present. Of course, we knew this would be deprecated. While using it in oursetup.pyis also awkward and it should eventually be removed there as well, that's not as urgent as removing it from this__init__, as having it here basically means not being able to import anything from theeessinamespace on systems that don't havepkg_resourcesanymore. (for the setup.py: we can always build on a system with older python).According to my AI friend, this call shouldn't even be needed if you have Python>=3.3, setuptools >= 28.8 and pip >= 9.0. I'm hoping that's true for everyone nowadays...