Replace cgi.parse_header() with custom function for Python 3.13 compat #713
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With this, one test fails even with Python 3.12. |
The cgi module has been deprecated since Python 3.11 and got removed in Python 3.13. Replace the cgi.parse_header() function with a custom one, as recommended by the Python documentation. Closes arskom#712
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The cgi module has been deprecated since Python 3.11 and got removed in Python 3.13. Replace the cgi.parse_header() function with a custom one, as recommended by the Python documentation.
Closes #712
Note: There is another usage of
cgiinspyne/server/twisted/http.py, but I have no idea how twisted works, and it's not part of my usecase.@bgermann Could you give this a try in the Debian packaging?