fix getargspec deprecation in python 3.11 #59
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thank you - please merge @mattloper |
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Pulled from a partially applied PR on the original: * mattloper#59 Minus the version update.
If you want to use fixed version from this PR in your project you can install chumpy from fixing commit directly |
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waiting for merge |
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it seems that this project is abandoned |
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Why is the backward compatability if needed? looks like |
It seems that your point is right. I didn't check whether |
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Hi, I faced below error while importing chumpy in python 3.11 environment.
AttributeError: module 'inspect' has no attribute 'getargspec'. Did you mean: 'getargs'?It seemed that starting from python 3.11, getargspec is no longer available and we should use getfullargspec instead.
So I made a small change for supporting both getargspec and getfullargspec.