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Love the 3.10 migration work! Forced the update to prompt_toolkit=3.0.32 on my machine and it introduces an import error. More work would need to resolve that: |
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There's a fix for the PyInquirer breakage: CITGuru/PyInquirer#194 But PyInquirer doesn't have a maintainer anymore: CITGuru/PyInquirer#159 The sudo bundle update is because some gems have native extensions, and those don't get installed or recognized properly by the subsequent rake build.
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I know the PyPi is not up to date and forces users to install older prompt-toolkit. The workaround for me that worked is to install from the latest commit. It did pull the prompt-toolkit 3.x.xx and didn't raise any errors when loading it. The change I made in the code moving from PyPi install is change the import of prompt from PyInquirer, |
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This resolves an import error in the collections library when using python 3.10 or higher.