pip install websockets installs asyncio 0.4 with python 3.4.0.

[hardkrash]

Expectation is that with python 3.4.0 that the built in asyncio would be used, not an external module.

[Ivoz]

Do you have the latest version of websockets? This line should ensure you only get the pypi package if you're running python 3.3.

[Ivoz]

Ahhh, the problem is the wheel. setup.py is only run at build time, not install time, with wheels. So the install_requires keyword will only be valid for the python version that ran setup.py when the wheel was built. I made a PR to fix this #26

[aaugustin]

I appreciate the time you took to rewrite setup.py entirely, but I don't understand everything you've done and the status of setup.cfg is still unclear to me. I think I'll just stop providing wheels.

[aaugustin]

I've also removed the wheel from PyPI.

I may try wheels again in a few years when they're no longer bleeding edge technology where you need to follow pre-release docs, I don't have time for that.