syntax erroe

[GreenShawCassian]

there is a syntax error in the file sherlock.py in line 17.
please review.
thank you!

[sdushantha]

I just ran Sherlock and got no error. Try cloning the repo again and run it again. Because I did merge a PR a few hours ago and that might have fixed that syntax error. Make sure that you are using Python 3.6 or higher

[svisser]

It might be good to check that merge because the change in #8 is now no longer there (and perhaps others as well).

[hoadlck]

I added "enforce utf-8 encoding when we open data.json" (#8) back in. I tried looking thru the merge, and did not find anything else. But, the parallel queries really changed the structure, so I am not confident.

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[noviluni]

That happened to me when I tried to execute the script with python 2.7

[hoadlck]

Only Python 3.6+ is supported. Python 2.7 will not work.

[jcs090218]

@Whitedevil2002 Is this issue fixed? If fixed, can we close this?

[hoadlck]

I think that this issue has been addressed. Pretty sure that it was caused by running Sherlock with Python 2.7. In any case, there has been quite a bit of development since this issue was entered, and any past problem would be completely changed by now.

But, please reopen if still relevant.