Depend on lark>=1.0.0
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masterso that it can be merged easily.Make sure all of the significant new logic is covered by tests.Not applicableDescription
lark-parserreached version 1.0.0 on November 2021.None of the breaking changes appears to impact the codebase, but the package is now published as
larkon PyPi instead oflark-parser.Instead of pinning a specific version like we currently do, this PR also relaxes the requirement by allowing any
1.xminor version.This would mostly be beneficial for projects having multiple dependencies that depend on
lark.We might also consider not setting any upper bound constraint at all, like a lot of projects recently started to do (see this article to understand a bit why).