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[Jmespath version cannot be found when installing the dependency for mqtt_paho_json]
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Mycodo Version: [8.12.5]
Raspberry Pi Version: [4B]
Raspbian OS Version: [Buster Lite]
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*[The Error as I see it is due to the requested Jmespath version being either unreleased and non existent at this present stage, the dependency install request originates from Mycodo/mycodo/inputs/mqtt_paho_json.py.
See below screenshot:
Changing the value from 'jmespath==0.10.1' to 'jmespath==0.10.0' which is the current latest release (correct me if i am wrong) fixes the issue and allows the dependency to install.
See below screenshot:
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[Jmespath version cannot be found when installing the dependency for mqtt_paho_json]
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Additional context
*[The Error as I see it is due to the requested Jmespath version being either unreleased and non existent at this present stage, the dependency install request originates from Mycodo/mycodo/inputs/mqtt_paho_json.py.
See below screenshot:
Changing the value from 'jmespath==0.10.1' to 'jmespath==0.10.0' which is the current latest release (correct me if i am wrong) fixes the issue and allows the dependency to install.
See below screenshot:
]*
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