Hello, from https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1144104
I'm tracking the usage of obsolete "toml" lib.
It has already be largely replaced by "tomli".
And "tomli" has been integrated into the Python Standard Library since 3.10 (3.11?)
under the name "tomllib".
But the trick is that only the reading part has been integrated, not the writing part.
For the writing part there is python3-tomli-w.
I guess python3-toml will still remain for a few years;
but it's better to give upstream a headsup well in advance.
Hello, from https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1144104
I'm tracking the usage of obsolete "toml" lib.
It has already be largely replaced by "tomli".
And "tomli" has been integrated into the Python Standard Library since 3.10 (3.11?)
under the name "tomllib".
But the trick is that only the reading part has been integrated, not the writing part.
For the writing part there is python3-tomli-w.
I guess python3-toml will still remain for a few years;
but it's better to give upstream a headsup well in advance.