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fully onboard required code from unmaintained openeo-processes-python - #544
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what is the blocker or failure here? |
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removal of pkg_resources (which is like used in a single line somewhere) |
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ready to merge, this should now be a 'no change' kind of PR, only moving existing unmaintained code under our maintenance scope |
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One possible solution for: #152
And unblocks python versions >3.11
This is what it would look like if we import all whitelisted processes and unit tests.
Code volume could perhaps be less if we deviate from a strict copy.