Open traverseda opened 3 years ago
That sounds reasonable to me. Thanks!
On Fri, Jul 30, 2021, 16:55 traverseda @.***> wrote:
Some of the libraries textract uses are no longer supporting python3 with newer releases. Since python2 is EOL I don't think there's any problem with no longer supporting it.
My intent is to do one more release with various bug fixes for python2, and then do a minor version bump named 1.7.0 that incorporates python3 only libraries..
Presuming that sounds good to everyone 1.6.4 is likely to be the last release supporting python2.
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Oh, that's really cool. The "extract" method in pdf_parser.py says it gracefully falls back on pdfminer if pdftotext is not installed, but the requirements lock on pdfminer.six==20191110 for python2 support which mucks up other packages and doesn't seem to make sense to me if pdftotext is the package of choice anyway.
Sorry about not being able to move as fast on this as I wanted. There was a death in my family, alongside my job rather suddenly having difficulty paying me, and on the whole I've had a hard time finding the time to work on this. Sorry about that.
Sorry to hear that!
Is there any update on this? this project seems to have endless dependency issues due to continued python 2 support
Created "Error in textract setup command w/ extract-msg<=0.29. due to Wheel 0.40.0" https://github.com/deanmalmgren/textract/issues/461. I believe `extract-msg<=0.29.` is only necessary for Python 2. Can we get consensus on a fork like this https://github.com/deanmalmgren/textract/pull/433 @deanmalmgren?
Some of the libraries textract uses are no longer supporting python3 with newer releases. Since python2 is EOL I don't think there's any problem with no longer supporting it.
My intent is to do one more release with various bug fixes for python2, and then do a minor version bump named
1.7.0
that incorporates python3 only libraries..Presuming that sounds good to everyone 1.6.4 is likely to be the last release supporting python2.