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I am building own Debian's package, then mailparser is not installed via pip and i am using it with Python 3.7.
In the requirements.txt is a ipaddress module, which is part of Python3 standard lib from 3.3 version. I didn't inspect the source in depth, but it seems to work, when i use mailparser module from a script, but when i try to run it as command, it complains about missing distribution under python 3.7:
As i can see in ipaddress package description, it is port of built-in module to older versions of Python without it, then it is (have to be) useless in Python 3.3+. Please, consider make this requirement conditional, depending on used Python version.
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I am building own Debian's package, then mailparser is not installed via pip and i am using it with Python 3.7.
In the requirements.txt is a ipaddress module, which is part of Python3 standard lib from 3.3 version. I didn't inspect the source in depth, but it seems to work, when i use mailparser module from a script, but when i try to run it as command, it complains about missing distribution under python 3.7:
As i can see in ipaddress package description, it is port of built-in module to older versions of Python without it, then it is (have to be) useless in Python 3.3+. Please, consider make this requirement conditional, depending on used Python version.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: