Useful workaround from the Python bug ticket for anybody else with this issue: Run virtualenv venv –no-setuptools Activate that virtualenv (venv\Scripts\activate) Download and run get-pip.py to manually install pip & setuptools into this virtualenv Continue as normal Alternatively, downgrade to 3.3.3. This should be fixed properly in 3.3.5
The urllib.request modules have been deprecated .. just use import urllib And for your function if you were earlier writing say urllib.request.urlretrieve Now you just write urllib.urlretrieve
ImportError: No module named foo actually means the module foo.py or package foo/__init__.py could not be found in any of the directories in the search path (sys.path list). Since sys.path usually contains . (the current directory), that’s probably what you meant by being in the source directory. You are in the top-level directory of package … Read more
It is because of missing Python3.dll (stub dll, that re-exports Python3x.dll functions, so that one version of extension can work for multiple versions of python). If your Python distro doesn’t bundle python3.dll, you can try one from WinPython (https://winpython.github.io/). At least the 2017/04/01 versions should have it. 1) Download WinPython (‘Zero’ version suffices; must be … Read more
It all depends on which script you run. That script’s path will be added to python’s search path automatically. Make it the following structure: TestApp/ ├─ testapp/ │ ├─ __init__.py │ ├─ testmsg.py │ ├─ sub/ │ │ ├─ __init__.py │ │ ├─ testprinter.py ├─ README ├─ LICENSE ├─ setup.py ├─ run_test.py Then run TestApp/run_test.py … Read more
You can use something like below.. from six import StringIO
Had a similar issue after restorting a db dump from mysql-5.5.29 to mariadb-5.5.41. mysql_upgrade fixed the issue $ mysql_upgrade -u root -pxxx According to the mysql manual, You should execute mysql_upgrade each time you upgrade MySQL.
Downgrade markupsafe to 2.0.1 pip install markupsafe==2.0.1
For future readers, this can also happen if you name a python file the same name as a dependency your project uses. For example: I cannot have a file named retrying.py that is using the retrying package. Assuming I had the retrying package in my project, I could not have a file called retrying.py with … Read more
The proper command for fixing this is: pip3 install –upgrade requests I upgraded from 2.21.0 to 2.24.0 and the error went away.