fix(python): remove nest_asyncio dependency for Python 3.12+ compatibility#639
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…ility Remove nest_asyncio which is unmaintained and incompatible with Python 3.12+'s loop_factory parameter. This fixes compatibility issues with modern uvicorn and other async libraries that use loop_factory. Fixes coinbase#591
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Closing in favor of #637 which has a more comprehensive solution |
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Summary
Removes the dependency from the Python SDK, which is no longer needed for Python 3.12+ compatibility.
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Rationale
The library was previously used to enable nested event loops, but this is no longer necessary with modern Python async patterns. Removing it reduces dependencies and potential compatibility issues.
Testing
Fixes potential compatibility issues with Python 3.12+