Closed ebal5 closed 4 years ago
You can use --tokenizer regexp
, to workaround the pexpect issue. (just install the latest version of pexpect, since it wont be used if you dont use stanford core nlp tokenizer)
(otherwise, you'd need to upgrade corenlp_tokenizer.py to the latest stanfordcorenlp recommended usage pattern)
Thanks a lot.
according to #227 or #35 , there is no support for Python 3.7+ I think. Today (2020-04-17), I tried to use DrQA with 3.8, I found this problem.
Does this project has any plans for support Python 3.7+? In other words, is there any plans for updating dependency of pexpect?