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Uses ua-parser/uap-rust#3 Fixes ua-parser#166
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Advantages ========== - Can do the entire loading in one shot in pure rust from a python iterable. - Work using rust semantics. - Really just works. - Only requires a pyi for type declarations (?). Drawbacks ========= - Likely slower than cffi for pypy, but unlikely to be slower than the slog of pure python. - Graal don't work in tox (oracle/graalpython#427).
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Uses ua-parser/uap-rust#3 Fixes ua-parser#166
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Uses ua-parser/uap-rust#3 - add an optional dependency on `ua-parser-rs` under the `regex` key - add a regex-based parser misc: - update the classifiers - bump required-python to 3.9 (3.8 is basically EOL) - update CI to better split up the steps - fix up the check for binary pyyaml: requirements_dev was removed in 81da21a, in May 2023, so this hasn't been working for 18 months - fix CLI script to correctly handle optional modules so it can run on pypy and graal, add regex, make tracemalloc optional as pypy doesn't support it (didn't check graal) - update tox: remove cpython 3.8, pypy 3.8 and 3.9 from tox (3.8's last supporting release was 7.3.11 in May 2023, 3.9's was 7.3.16 in April 2024), add graal Fixes ua-parser#166
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TODO
add Sequoia (macos 15)moved everything to 13 insteadcheck why maturin-action creates a job for 12 / AMD64 but 14/ARM64...
turns out this is because the macOS 14 runners are ARM64 machines, while 12/13 are AMD64, so the jobs were switched over to avoid cross compilation (Use macOS M1 runner in generated GitHub Actions configuration PyO3/maturin#1952), it's not clear whether this is just an efficiency thing or if cross compilation caused issues
remove sdist? don't see what sense it makes...