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Errors installing and ImportError while initializing on Python 3 #125
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Are there any updates regarding supporting Python 3.0+? I'd like to use Keyczar in a Python 3 project. Thanks for any information. |
Unfortunately there are no updates. Jay did a lot of work here https://github.com/jbtule/keyczar-python2to3 Its a gigantic PR that was difficult to break down so we weren't able to finish reviewing it at the time. All of the changes he made make sense from a high level. @jbtule if you can submit it through a github PR I could start working on the code review. |
added the pull request, #164 it's two years old, don't have time to make a better one. |
Its nearly december. We are 99% there.. Please roll out into global release.. With security being an ever more important issues on the internet.. I find the complacency here astounding. |
Any updates on when keyczar will be GA for Python 3? |
Python 3 adoption is really taking off. Maybe Priority-Low isn't so true anymore? |
For what it's worth, Keyczar is the only Python library we use that still isn't compatible with Python 3. This seems like it would be a great 20% project for someone on the Google Security team :) |
Less than 20% when all is needed is just auditing and merging a 3 year old pull request. Sent from my iPhone
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I suspect a 3 year old pull request would be non-trivial to review, but I'm in no position to judge. |
+1 for this request. Any ETA as when Python 3 support will be available?? |
+1 for this request also. Latest Ubuntu LTS ships with Python 3 now as default. This is the last library our platform need to run on 3. Thanks. |
+1. |
Is this the answer? : https://pypi.python.org/pypi/python3-keyczar/0.71rc0 |
It's 2018... is there a solution to this? |
Yes soferio, use https://pypi.python.org/pypi/python3-keyczar/0.71rc0 |
@dennismwagiru as of right now python3-keyczar depends on pycrypto, which I can't get to build on Centos7 with Python36. Pycrpto itself is dead. |
@pembo13, first install pycryptodome and the rename the pycrptodome folder to pycrypto before installing python3-keyczar |
@pembo13, this might also be helpful https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41813030/problems-with-installation-pycrypto-in-python-3-6 |
Please note, PyCryptodome is meant as a drop-in replacement of PyCrypto (with absolutely inevitable incompatibilities only). If a rename is necessary, that would be a bug in one of the involved packages. |
what is the correct import?
returns import error still, even for python3-keyzcar Is it a different import package? |
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