certifi: mark as obsolete since 2022.5.18.1 #8045
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Looks like technically the released sdist doesn't have py.typed, but the wheel does: certifi/python-certifi@4151e88 (not yet released) certifi/python-certifi@5f09ea8 Removable in November, as you may have guessed
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According to mypy_primer, this change has no effect on the checked open source code. 🤖🎉 |
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We need to wait until the actual release with py.typed is out. |
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The release with py.typed is out, but they messed up a little, so py.typed is only in the wheels and not in the sdist. Most users use wheels, so I think it's the right move to mark as obsolete. |
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Looks like technically the released sdist doesn't have py.typed, but the
wheel does:
certifi/python-certifi@4151e88 (not yet released)
certifi/python-certifi@5f09ea8
Removable in November, as you may have guessed