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As a consequence of many important re-structuring in nbtlib, specially in the 2.x series, some backward-compatibility was lost and at its current state it can't read some .dat files it used to.
Meanwhile, mcworldlib is still stuck with an older 1.6.3 nbtlib, as it was the last version to support Python 3.6 which is still supported by mcworldlib.
This issue was created to track down this versioning and dependencies issues: bump up the minimum Python requirement to 3.7 (or skip directly to 3.8), so we can bump up the maximum compatible nbtlib as high as possible while still avoiding any NBT-reading breaking changes.
As a consequence of many important re-structuring in
nbtlib
, specially in the 2.x series, some backward-compatibility was lost and at its current state it can't read some.dat
files it used to.Meanwhile,
mcworldlib
is still stuck with an older 1.6.3nbtlib
, as it was the last version to support Python 3.6 which is still supported bymcworldlib
.This issue was created to track down this versioning and dependencies issues: bump up the minimum Python requirement to 3.7 (or skip directly to 3.8), so we can bump up the maximum compatible
nbtlib
as high as possible while still avoiding any NBT-reading breaking changes.Case in point:
mcworldlib
must be able to handle this test file without any issues, as requested by @Netherwhal in vberlier/nbtlib#145:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: