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Hi there, this might be more of a question than anything. I saw that six is a requirement and so I assumed that the library would be python 3 compatible. I installed it for that environment and it worked all right, but when it try to run the model creation under python 3 I get a few import errors, like:
/usr/bin/python3: Error while finding spec for 'semanticizest.parse_wikidump' (<class 'ImportError'>: No module named 'HTMLParser')
This is due to the fact that HTMLParser is not part of the standard library. After installing it via pip, I got another import error:
/usr/bin/python3: Error while finding spec for 'semanticizest.parse_wikidump' (<class 'ImportError'>: No module named 'markupbase')
So I guess my question is: should I dig those out and try to fix them, or is python 3 compat something that is not a priority at the moment ?
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Patches for Py3 support are certainly welcome, as long as you make sure the Travis script is updated to actually test them. We don't usually run Python 3 so support for it will go stale without Travis.
Hi there, this might be more of a question than anything. I saw that
six
is a requirement and so I assumed that the library would be python 3 compatible. I installed it for that environment and it worked all right, but when it try to run the model creation under python 3 I get a few import errors, like:This is due to the fact that HTMLParser is not part of the standard library. After installing it via pip, I got another import error:
So I guess my question is: should I dig those out and try to fix them, or is python 3 compat something that is not a priority at the moment ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: