Pyproject: Use >= to allow better version compat#100
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…s packages are too new)
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I thought I merged this, apparently I approved this. Does this require me to release a new version on github/pypi btw? |
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I have no idea xd |
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I made a new release just in case |
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Nix broke cos the python packages are too new compared to anifetch's I imagine this could happen with Arch as well as they have the same kinda thing with packaged python deps. This should fix that. :>