Publish new version and update GitHub
See original GitHub issueHi @petercorke, We are trying to get the RTB to work with emscripten-forge (which compiles into WebAssembly). @wolfv noticed that the geom2d.py file on pypi contains a weird import:
from ssl import ALERT_DESCRIPTION_HANDSHAKE_FAILURE
Which causes trouble on emscripten-forge. I then noticed that the GitHub repo is out-of-sync (still on version 1.0.0, whereas pypi is at 1.0.1). Is there any chance to remove this odd import, publish a new version 1.0.2, and update the repo?
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Hi Tobi,
I’ll fix this over the weekend. I have something weird in my VCS setup, occasionally adds random imports at top of files.
Peter
Hi @wolfv , chatting with @jhavl it seems like 30Mb of that is scipy and I can remove those dependencies with a few simple tweaks. Just need to test and push.