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  ·  7 years ago (edited)

I think the official repo now uses pipenv, which means that the requirements.txt is not the dependency source, but a generated file (perhaps its in the repo for legacy reasons).

To update the dependencies, one would need to run pipenv update to refresh the Pipfile.lock.

To regenerate requirements.txt thereafter, one would run pipenv lock -r.

Great! Let's try to get this one merged.

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There are a couple of good PRs pending for months now on steem-python - I'm curious to see if you have more success :)

I suspect it will be a while, it doesn't get updated much.

how much time is needed to fix it


It doesn't seem to get updated too often. It can be manually fixed but it takes a few steps for every install.

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Is this the issue I ran into when you helped me set up steem-python?

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Jesus I had this exact issue a few days ago and felt like an idiot

It's frustrating, especially when you install it almost every day. I should have submitted a pull request a while ago.

Oh dear. Why the hell is someone removing a released version again. This is really an extremly bad behaviour. I was really puzzeling a while, why nothing seems to work. This explained it quite well.