MNT: use public ast module in setup.py by tacaswell · Pull Request #33 · systemd/pystemd
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The Str object is no longer in in _ast is py38, switch
to using the public ast module instead.
The `Str` object is no longer in in `_ast` is py38, switch to using the public `ast` module instead. python/cpython#9445 https://bugs.python.org/issue32892
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Apr 2, 2019Hey... Thanks for this!!! pluming this PR into our internal testing services...
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Apr 3, 2019Your welcome.
I enjoyed your pycon talk.
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