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Dependency on enum34 #59
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This commit removes the enum34 dependency from the core library as the enum34 dependency is not needed for Python versions 3.7 onwards and we support python version 3.7 onwards. closes #59
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This commit removes the enum34 dependency from the core library as the enum34 dependency is not needed since Python version 3.4 and we support Python version >= 3.7. closes #59
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This commit removes the enum34 dependency from the core library as the enum34 dependency is not needed since Python version 3.4 and we support Python version >= 3.7. closes #59
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This commit removes the enum34 dependency from the core library as the enum34 dependency is not needed since Python version 3.4 and we support Python version >= 3.7. closes #59
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Describe the bug
The package has a dependency on enum34 which is no longer required after python 3.6 based on my google research. Could be wrong entirely.
This causes the standard class attribute error
AttributeError: module 'enum' has no attribute 'IntFlag'
in certain environments. In my specific scenario, it's azure app service.To Reproduce
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Expected behavior
enum import error should not occur
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Environment
Linux python 3.10.11
Library version
0.2.9
Additional context
I believe that it doesn't matter if it causes errors in only specific scenarios. Given this is no longer required post python3.6, it should not be utilized.
thanks
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