Closed iDataist closed 1 year ago
@iDataist I have no idea how you get to this state. The code is there in the release and things works out on my end if i attempt to use redis-py-cluster at all as these errors is imported one by one when you run your basic usage example. There seems to be a local issue in your environment that somehow screws up your code. If you manually inspects the exceptions.py
file that it claims do not have this code, you should either see this exception or find nothing at all. My usual recommendation when you get to these things is to just wipe your local dev environment, throw away any other application that you tried to use to install that local dev env and fall back to use plain old virtualenv, virtualenvwrapper & pip to build and install the dev env from scratch and usually that sorts out these kinds of things.
Versions: python==3.8.12 redis-py-cluster==2.1.3 redis==3.5.3
Python script:
Error:
Please recommend a combination of python, redis, redis-py-cluster versions that allow me to
import rediscluster
.