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Feeling already sorry for dumping this really useful project with issues for the third day in a row, but I've confronted another problem while trying to use sgqlc along with python requests library.
The module sgqlc.endpoint.requests seems to be used instead. It's a common problem and people suggest renaming one of the modules, cause bare aliases won't help.
Have not found any discussions about that here, therefore am opening a new issue, probably some other solution can be suggested or the module renamed. Thanks!
UPD. Tried to use urllib3 instead, also not possible, so the problem might be bigger than just module name collision:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Sorry for the long wait, I was able to fix the problem by uninstalling urllib3 and installing it back. Cannot say for sure now, if it's a problem of your library or my own setup, but somehow a few libraries that are being used by sgqlc had empty __init__.py files before reinstallation. So the thing is actually narrowing to disability of using these libraries without manual reinstallation. I will try to reproduce it with basic example now.
Feeling already sorry for dumping this really useful project with issues for the third day in a row, but I've confronted another problem while trying to use sgqlc along with python
requests
library.The module
sgqlc.endpoint.requests
seems to be used instead. It's a common problem and people suggest renaming one of the modules, cause bare aliases won't help.Have not found any discussions about that here, therefore am opening a new issue, probably some other solution can be suggested or the module renamed. Thanks!
UPD. Tried to use
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/37663786/120492326-a5f06900-c3c2-11eb-8df6-7eb2a5aa9dc8.png)
urllib3
instead, also not possible, so the problem might be bigger than just module name collision:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: