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That's an interesting issue, I'm not too sure how to change it as they do depend on one another. I guess I could always remove the dependency of |
I temporarily fix by installing an old version |
It's not super useful, and apparently it causes issues for some tools / workflows (TBF I was surprised pip was fine with it). Fixes ua-parser#246
It's not super useful, and apparently it causes issues for some tools / workflows (TBF I was surprised pip was fine with it). Fixes ua-parser#246
It's not super useful, and apparently it causes issues for some tools / workflows (TBF I was surprised pip was fine with it). Fixes ua-parser#246
It's not super useful, and apparently it causes issues for some tools / workflows (TBF I was surprised pip was fine with it). Fixes #246
I published post releases for all the stables to remove the dependency from the builtins to the main package (I don't think it's possible for prereleases but I assume you don't use that). So there should be no circular dependency anymore. |
Now I can install the latest version ua-parser 1.0.0. |
One of the internal systems of the department I'm working in prohibits cyclic dependencies of any kind.
So I cannot install the latest version of
ua-parser
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