Add missing Python import directive #152
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For some reason, the calendar module is now required to be imported explicitly, which wasn’t the case before. This adds the missing import directive.
This was referenced Apr 16, 2018
larsxschneider
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I was now able to reproduce the issue of the missing
calendarimport that was mentioned in #136 and #146 by @IngoS11 and @primetheus.I’m not entirely certain as to the reasons why the
calendarmodule didn’t require an import before, but we’ll have to add theimportstatement anyway, because many users are probably affected.So this adds the missing
importdirective.Closes #136.