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Hmmm... after diving into the repo, I discovered the python3 branch. That branch makes the iteritems
change right on the first commit. So I am wondering why pip
did not install the python 3 version... has it not been published yet? I'm a bit curious, as the web-page states that 1.11.1 should be py3 compatible.
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if PY2:
install_requires = ['dnspython', ]
else:
install_requires = ['dnspython3', ]
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On Feb 7, 2014, at 2:30, exhuma [email protected] wrote:
Hmmm... after diving into the repo, I discovered the python3 branch. That branch makes the iteritems change right on the first commit. So I am wondering why pip did not install the python 3 version... has it not been published yet? I'm a bit curious, as the web-page states that 1.11.1 should be py3 compatible
As someone else pointed out, the Python 3 version of dnspython is called dnspython3. Dnspython does a lot of things with strings in Python 2.x where sometimes the strings are text and sometimes they are really what Python 3.x uses bytes for; it was not possible to have a backwards compatible API that worked with both. The are released in parallel with the same version numbers.
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I see. I just made the discovery myself :)
Thanks for the reply though... I consider this problem solved.
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