Bump bring-api to 0.3.0

[tr4nt0r]

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Updates the bring-api library from 0.1.1 to 0.3.0. The library has been refactored for PEP8 compliance and methods have been renamed to snake_case.

Release notes bring-api 0.3.0 Changelog bring-api 0.1.1...0.3.0

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[miaucl]

Please don't pin dependencies like aiohttp to a version

@joostlek What do you mean? In the package definition on pypi?

[joostlek]

In the requirements in requirements.txt.

[miaucl]

In the requirements in requirements.txt.

Does that only count for aiohttp or what other libs does that apply to? Putting constraints on libs will still be necessary, but only on mahjor level.

[miaucl]

We will reduce the requirements👍

[MartinHjelmare]

The requirements.txt file is only used for development. That can be pinned. It's the requirements required for production that should be pinned as forgiving as possible. There are no limits there currently.

https://github.com/miaucl/bring-api/blob/fe007ce1abfb3765b9a8a27eab5ce8f2576ecc8d/setup.cfg#L19-L20

[joostlek]

Ooohhh, I now remember i made this mistake before. I already tried searching for this list but couldn't find it

[miaucl]

Ooohhh, I now remember i made this mistake before. I already tried searching for this list but couldn't find it

That is what I meant with the pypi😅

[miaucl]

In the setup.cfg is the list for prod @joostlek

[joostlek]

Ah right, my mistake, sorry!

[tr4nt0r]

Is there anything more we have to change?