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'yaml.load' should not be used any longer without providing a specific loader. The instances where a specific loader is not required were now replaced with the 'yaml.safe_load' method that uses the 'SafeLoader' class by default.
Add a warning when importing odml with an outdated Python version.
Since 'version_info' is available via the odmltools package import, rename it to python_version to clarify the context of this function.
- update README file extension rtf->md - use recursive-include to add odml/resources - add test/resources files
Closes G-Node#353, closes G-Node#250 Use the parser_utils odml_tuple_export function in xmlparser and dict_parser. It is required to properly serialize odml style tuples to XML, JSON and YAML files.
Closes G-Node#354 Also updates the corresponding test.
When loading odml style tuples from a yaml or json file with Python 2, the string containing the tuples is not properly parsed from a unicode string to a list of odml style tuples. With JSON and YAML in Python 3 this conversion works out of the box but to not break Python 2 compatibility already this hotfix is introduced.
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Python 2 is dead and assertRegexpMatches is deprecated and |
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Python 2 is dead and assertRegexpMatches is deprecated and | |
Python 2 is **DEAD** and assertRegexpMatches is deprecated and |
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This PR introduces a couple of fixes and updates:
yaml.load
calls and replaces them withyaml.save_load
. This also prepares for Python 3.9 compatibility.assertRegexpMatches
which is supported in Python 2 but not in Python 3.9 and addsassertRegex
instead which is supported in Python 3.2+ but not in Python 2.warning
module deprecation warning if the odml library is used with a Python version < 3.6.