Remove pylru as a dependency
See original GitHub issueIt is GPL-licensed, and it is barely used. Not worth the licensing uncertainty it brings.
If an lru cache is really the best way to manage session state, maybe an alternative like: https://github.com/amitdev/lru-dict
But probably something like adding the lru cache from functools
on generate_cache_key. (Which is now an option, since we are on Python 3.)
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I would like to take this on. 👍
@owocki, I will be staring that kitty for some time I think… xD
I also replied to you on slack.