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Latest version (3.14.0) does not work with Python 3.5 #208
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Hi @JeroenEntjes , Thanks a lot for reporting an issue and doing investigation on it. I'm really sorry that this issue went through our testing gates :( I've reviewed results of testing for Please, downgrade Dependency Injector to <3.14 or upgrade your Python to >3.5.6 as a temporary solution. I will work on hotfixing it from my side in next few days. PS: What OS do you use? Is Python 3.5.2 a system Python there? Just looking for a way to get environment with 3.5.2 without compiling it from sources... Thanks, |
I'm using latest Ubuntu 16.04, Python is 3.5.2 doesn't work for me same error. |
Hi, thanks for your replies! Indeed my temporary solution has been to downgrade Dependency Injector to a lower version. I am using Mac OS Mojave 10.14. Don't worry about the testing gates, I know all about them. I am currently able to work just fine using a downgraded version of DI and we will soon upgrade to Python 3.6+ I figured I'd report this when it happened anyway, in case anyone else suffers from it. |
Issue is fixed at 3.14.2 @JeroenEntjes U're welcome to upgrade :) Full 3.14.2 & 3.14.1 changelogs could be found here. @JeroenEntjes , thanks a lot for posting the issue. Regards, |
Closing this issue. Please, feel free to reopen if needed. |
It doesn't work with python3.7 as well. |
As the title says, upgrading to 3.14.0 while using Python 3.5.2 will cause the following error:
It does work with Python 3.6
I have not seen any requirements for Python to be at least at version 3.6
Version 3.13.2 works just fine.
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