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- Update to 3.9.15 (bsc#1220489, CVE-2024-27454):
  * Implement recursion limit of 1024 on orjson.loads().
  * Use byte-exact read on str formatting SIMD path to avoid crash.
- 3.9.14:
  * Fix crash serializing str introduced in 3.9.11.
  * Build now depends on Rust 1.72 or later.
- 3.9.13:
  * Serialization str escape uses only 128-bit SIMD.
  * Fix compatibility with CPython 3.13 alpha 3.
  * Publish musllinux_1_2 instead of musllinux_1_1 wheels.
  * Serialization uses small integer optimization in CPython 3.12 or later.
- 3.9.12:
  * Minimal musllinux_1_1 build due to sporadic CI failure.
- 3.9.11:
  * Improve performance of serializing. str is significantly faster. Documents
    using dict, list, and tuple are somewhat faster.
- Update to 3.9.10

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- Update to 3.8.10
  * Fix debug assert failure on 3.12 --profile=dev build.
- Release 3.9.9
  * orjson module metadata explicitly marks subinterpreters as not
    supported.
- Release 3.9.8
  * Improve performance.
  * Drop support for Python 3.7.
- Release 3.9.7
  * Fix crash in orjson.loads() due to non-reentrant handling of
    persistent buffer. This was introduced in 3.9.3.
  * Handle some FFI removals in CPython 3.13.
- Release 3.9.6
  * Fix numpy reference leak on unsupported array dtype.
  * Fix numpy.datetime64 reference handling.
  * Minor performance improvements.
- Release 3.9.5
  * Remove futex from module import and initialization path.
- Release 3.9.4
  * Fix hash builder using default values.
  * Fix non-release builds of orjson copying large deserialization
    buffer from stack to heap. This was introduced in 3.9.3.
- Release 3.9.3
  * Fix compatibility with CPython 3.12.
  * Support i686/x86 32-bit Python installs on Windows.
- Release 3.9.2
  * Fix the __cause__ exception on orjson.JSONEncodeError possibly
    being denormalized, i.e., of type str instead of Exception.
- Release 3.9.1
  * Fix memory leak on chained tracebacks of exceptions raised in

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- Add %{?sle15_python_module_pythons}

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- Update to 3.8.10:
  - Fix compatibility with CPython 3.12.0a7.
  - Fix compatibility with big-endian architectures.
  - Fix crash in serialization.
  - Fix parallel initialization of orjson.

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- update to 3.8.3:
  * `orjson.dumps()` accepts `option=None` per `Optional[int]` type.
  * Fix tests on 32-bit for `numpy.intp` and `numpy.uintp`.
  * Build now depends on rustc 1.60 or later.
  * Support building with maturin 0.13 or 0.14.

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- Update to 3.8.1 
  - Build maintenance for Python 3.11.

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initialized devel package after accepting 1005242

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no need to skip so many tests

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- Update to 3.8.0:
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  - Fix datetime regression tests with tzinfo 2022b.

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I'd like to submit this package on my own even though I did not packaged it myself.

But I'll require this module to be in this repo and Factory in order to submit python-fvs from home:VortexAcherontic:bottles:Next to this repo and Factory too.

To finally update bottles in games:tools to it's most recent release as libadwaita 1.2 is now stable. Which was a long time blocker for bottles to be updated in games:tools.

If I should better ask the original maintainer to submit this package please let me know.

All the best, V.

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