Minor update -> testing with redisvl#1
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I might keep 3.10 and remove 3.9 here. Due to end-of-life timelines and such.
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Heard. I relaxed because it was causing a dep graph issue since redisvl allows for lower version now
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Same here, would remove 3.9.
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I'm experimenting with adding this package as an optional dep to redisvl.
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pip install redisvl[sql]would allow for theSQLQueryclass which would utilize this package under the hood. After thinking about it for a bit, I think this would be the correct way to package since redisvl should not own code for SQL->Redis type queries. However, since it's within redisvl purview to make it easier to interact with complex query interaction I believe the class there will make a lot of sense (and be popular).To this goal, I've added linting and other stuff to this repo so it gets a bit more polish if we do move towards a more generalized release.