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[ArchLinux] Seems to be not working after with python-guessit 3.2.0 (rebulk 3.0.1) #117
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guessit 3.2 / rebulk 3.0.1 seems to working for me locally. If you can post the result of Either way, the latest release pins |
After further investigation this may be due to pacman's recent update from Python 3.8 to Python 3.9. Other AUR Python packages have reported similar breakages elsewhere on the internet. I suspect that you may some dependencies installed with Python 3.9 and other from the AUR using Python 3.8 if you installed it using the AUR. If this is the case perhaps uninstalling and reinstalling the following packages will resolve the issue:
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Thanks for the response! I reinstalled everything (tried to remove all the packages but some of them are dependencies already of the system). I couldn't make it work with AUR, but what's weird, in my laptop, with pretty much the same system/configuration as the desktop it's working fine. Anyway, the pip output is:
And installing it using |
I believe this is due to guessit dependency needing to be version 3.1.* in requirements.txt, latest guessit has been updated to 3.2 in aur. Building locally works when requirements.txt is changed to use guessit 3.2.* instead. |
Thanks for follow up. I'll bump the guessit version, publish a new release, then ping the AUR maintainer to update. Hopefully that should sort out the issue for Arch folks 🙂 |
mnamer works perfectly on Arch. I can confirm that python 3.9 broke a ton of packages (they need to be reinstalled to work again, I for example had to reinstall python-babelfish and python-requests-cache otherwise mnamer complained. @jkwill87 I really would like to thank you again for making this, this is trully a fantastic tool, that I use so much! |
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