Release for Python 3.13.0 compatibility
While using latest CPython 3.13.0 I'm seeing the following deprecation warning:
.venv/lib/python3.13/site-packages/feedparser/html.py:152: DeprecationWarning: 'count' is passed as positional argument
data = re.sub(r'<!((?!DOCTYPE\|--\|\[))', r'<!\1', data, re.IGNORECASE)
I guess it causes bug in that case, because the flag is being passed instead of count.
@kurtmckee I see #389 fixed this but wasn't released yet. Could you release latest version with this merged fix inside please?
@kurtmckee do you have any updates or plans for release?
I know it'll be ready when it's ready, but I would also love to see a new release cut to take advantage of py3.13 support and static typing. It looks like there haven't been many code changes for the past few months, and in my minimal testing with feedparser built from latest develop, the current state of the code seems good to go! Thank you
@kurtmckee do you have any updates or plans for release?
I've got a number of priorities ahead of feedparser and have no current updates; I may be able to backport a hotfix for the v6 line to address the deprecation in the mean time, though.
I think that this is resolved with cherry-picking some fixes and releasing v6.0.12.
There's some additional cleanup work required before I start releasing v7 alphas, but when I start releasing those I'd appreciate some help testing them!