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ERROR: Cannot install -r requirements.txt (line 26), -r requirements.txt (line 27), -r requirements.txt (line 52), -r requirements.txt (line 59), -r requirements.txt (line 93), -r requirements.txt (line 99) and requests because these package versions have conflicting dependencies.
The conflict is caused by: The user requested requests downloadkit 2.0.4 depends on requests drissionpage 0.8.1 depends on requests jsorlie-pymsl 1.3 depends on requests m3u8dl 0.1.1 depends on requests==2.24.0 pymsl 1.0 depends on requests pywidevine 1.7.0 depends on requests<3.0.0 and >=2.31.0 The user requested (constraint) requests<2.31.0,>=2.24.0
I tried to find a suitable version for the above dependencies, but it doesn't work. Thanks.
what version are u using?
requests 2.32.3 pip version 24.2 windows 10 Python 3.12.2
I tried downgrade requests 2.24.0 but it's still not worked. Then I set the range for requests lib <2.31.0,>=2.24.0 but there is some libraries not suitable as you can see.
requests 2.32.3 pip version 24.2 windows 10 Python 3.12.2
I tried downgrade requests 2.24.0 but it's still not worked. Then I set the range for requests lib <2.31.0,>=2.24.0 but there is some libraries not suitable as you can see.
try use with venv python -m venv venv
, if got some same issue, try downgrade by into 3.9.12 by using pyenv-venv
ERROR: Cannot install -r requirements.txt (line 26), -r requirements.txt (line 27), -r requirements.txt (line 52), -r requirements.txt (line 59), -r requirements.txt (line 93), -r requirements.txt (line 99) and requests because these package versions have conflicting dependencies.
The conflict is caused by: The user requested requests downloadkit 2.0.4 depends on requests drissionpage 0.8.1 depends on requests jsorlie-pymsl 1.3 depends on requests m3u8dl 0.1.1 depends on requests==2.24.0 pymsl 1.0 depends on requests pywidevine 1.7.0 depends on requests<3.0.0 and >=2.31.0 The user requested (constraint) requests<2.31.0,>=2.24.0
I tried to find a suitable version for the above dependencies, but it doesn't work. Thanks.