Errors while trying to use raylibpy.load_font_ex()

[marcotriesdev]

Hello, I was trying to use the load_font_ex function in raylibpy but I get an error related to the "codepoints" argument. It doesn´t matter if I try to put a 0, an empty list or None as values, it doesn´t work. I know this python raylib binding development may not be active anymore but I would like to know if this is a common issue and I should stuck with the load_font() function, at the cost of having pixelated fonts or finding a long and uncomfortable alternative to scale fonts properly.
Using the latest version of the Raylib-py version, Python 3.11 and VSCode.
I am including the basic error message when I use the None as an argument and my script.

Error:

import raylibpy as rl

# Initialize window
rl.init_window(800, 600, "Load Font Example")
rl.set_target_fps(60)

# Font parameters
font_size = 32
font_file = "fonts/AntonSC-Regular.ttf"  # Replace with the path to your font file

# Load font
font = rl.load_font_ex(font_file, font_size, None, 0)

# Main loop
while not rl.window_should_close():
    rl.begin_drawing()
    rl.clear_background(rl.RAYWHITE)

    # Draw text using the loaded font
    rl.draw_text_ex(font, "Hello, raylib!", (100, 100), font_size, 1, rl.DARKGRAY)

    rl.end_drawing()

# Unload font and close window
rl.unload_font(font)
rl.close_window()

[overdev]

Yes, my bad. I forgot to account for the case where the ˋcodepointsˋ parameter is passed ˋNoneˋ as argument.

The fix is specific for the ˋload_font_exˋ function. If you find any other bug, please let me know.

I'll be uploading the fix soon.

[overdev]

Done. I'll publish on PyPI as soon as I remember how to do it...