Upgraded vendored pystac to v1.3.0 #115
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Nice, thanks for this @robintw ! |
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Is it possible to get this merged @Samweli? Then I should be able to use a released version of this plugin with my STAC API, rather than having to build the plugin myself. |
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Hi @robintw, many thanks for the PR, I checked the pystac_client (https://github.com/stac-utils/pystac-client) library which the plugin depends on and the library still uses pystac version 1.2.0, there might be some break updating pystac at the moment. |
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Do you have any issue using the plugin with the pystac version 1.2.0? We are also planning to update the pystac-client library soon to version 0.3.2. |
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@robintw merging this due to the inclusion of a pystac fix here stac-utils/pystac#697. Many thanks! |
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Fixes #114 by upgrading to the latest release of pystac.