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Hello, Thanks for using modbus-tk. Yes I will. :-) Sorry for this. There is one issue that may be need attention for this next release : #174 Do you have an opinion about which versions of pyserial to be used? Best |
Hi Iuc, sorry for the long delay :| I am not sure what is the purpose of #174. I never had problems with The lib itself did not change since two years and is still with version I check the changelog of pyserial. If you have an idea/plan how to improve the versions I am happy to help here. BR |
OK. I will keep pyserial as it is. Thank you for your feedback. I have one issue in progress #172, that I tried to fix with https://github.com/ljean/modbus-tk/tree/bug_172 I will make a new version once this is fixed. |
1.1.3 has been released |
I quite often use this library in my python projects. Thanks for Contributing this lib 😄!
The last release to PyPI is from 2020 and since then there were some changes I could really use in my projects.
Is it possible for you to create a new version and deploy it to PyPI?
BR
Jan
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