Use of importlib.resources for Python versions over 3.12. pkg_resources kept for older Python versions.#123
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…>= 3.12 and uses `pkg_resources` for older Python versions.
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mportlib.resources for Python versions over 3.12. pkg_resources kept for older Python versions.importlib.resources for Python versions over 3.12. pkg_resources kept for older Python versions.
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…>= 3.12 and uses
pkg_resourcesfor older Python versions.About
If using Python version >= 3.12,
utils.pyusesimportlib.resources.pkg_resourcesuse is kept for older Python versions.How Has This Been Tested?
Tested on Ubuntu 24.04.3 LTS using pre-built binary environments with Python 3.12.3.
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