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Plugin doesn't work with napari>=0.5.0 #287
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I don't have time to add support at the moment, but PRs welcome! #274 is my incomplete effort at fixing this, which might be helpful for anyone who wants to pick it up. |
Looks like you had it most of the way! |
LOL man it is so weird when things coincide, I was literally just popping in to see what the deal was, and I find a whole bunch of folks requesting the same thing at the same time. 😂 Can we add a pytest.mark.xfail to the test and get on with our lives? 😂 🙏 |
I'd rather not just ignore the test in case it's a real issue |
Haha sure I just know from experience that many test failures in big upgrades can be essentially spurious. But your point is definitely taken! 😊 |
Thanks to @samcunliffe for fixing this - I will try and get a new release out in the next few days, and will keep this open as a reminder to me :) |
🚢 released! |
Thank you @dstansby and @samcunliffe!!! ❤️ 🙏 |
Thank you guys! Great job! |
Hi all,
I was trying to update some environments with the latest napari version and where this plugin is installed.
However, that is not possible because this plugin currently requires napari<0.5 as stated here. Any plans to have it functional with latest napari versions?
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