fix: Use importlib for 3.12+ compatibility.#11
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Hopefully solves this issue: pyranges#10 I haven't tested retro-compatibility for older Python versions, though.
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You are very kind to do this. I’ll look at it tomorrow morning. |
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I would also appreciate it if this fix was merged :) |
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Sorry! I'll fix it today. I'm so busy on the new and improved pyranges which is ready now: https://github.com/pyranges/pyranges_1.x |
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Thanks to you all for making the PR and nagging me. |
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I still need to build the package and upload wheels |
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Hopefully solves this issue:
#10
I have tested Python 3.13.2 and 3.8.18 as follows:
In both cases it is able to print something ("0.0.40").