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missing ciso8601 in requirements.txt #3
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I'm getting the "No module named 'ciso8601'" error. |
Please give some more logs, else I won't be able to help you debugging this.
Instead of using "pip3 install xxx" please use "python3 (or py if you're on windows) -m pip install xxx".
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Le 26 janv. 2021 à 12:51, mehmet-demir a écrit :
I'm getting the "No module named 'ciso8601'" error.
I tried to install ciso8601 with pip install ciso8601 but then I get some new errors like "Failed to build ciso8601".
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Thank you for the quick answer. So now I'm installing Microsoft C++ Build Tools. |
Problem solved. |
The same issue here (Python 3.8.10 on Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS):
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update: I've changed cis8601 to |
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To allow django to start (useful when running in docker) Also import transitive dependency for ftx see quan-digital/ftx#3
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To allow django to start (useful when running in docker) Also import transitive dependency for ftx see quan-digital/ftx#3
As immartian said, you only need to change the api.py file like this :
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All is in the title : please add ciso8601 in requirements.txt !
Thanks guys, awesome package.
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