Since the introduction of support for Python 3.x, I would recommend cutting a release and publishing the new version to PyPI (https://pypi.org/project/robotframework-redislibrary/).
If there are no backwards compatibility breaking changes a 0.2.0 release would be appropriate in my view. This could target aa7ef156710308367f75eeb839afc78af047c883 since those changes look minor as well.
Since the introduction of support for Python 3.x, I would recommend cutting a release and publishing the new version to PyPI (https://pypi.org/project/robotframework-redislibrary/).
If there are no backwards compatibility breaking changes a 0.2.0 release would be appropriate in my view. This could target
aa7ef156710308367f75eeb839afc78af047c883since those changes look minor as well.