brasa-marketdata is now brasa-core
This package was renamed to brasa-core in version 0.5.0. To switch:
pip uninstall brasa-marketdata
pip install brasa-core
import brasa and the brasa command are unchanged.
This last brasa-marketdata release (0.5.0) installs nothing: installing or
upgrading to it stops with the message above, and an installed 0.4.0 keeps
working.
Since 0.5.0 the templates live in their own repo,
brasa-templates. After
switching, run brasa init to get them. See the
changelog.
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