Closed theAkito closed 5 years ago
You need python 3.6+.
You need python 3.6+.
Where does it say that in the README? It didn't even say what major Python version is needed...
Typically it's in the setup metadata:
I've added it to the Readme as well though now.
Well, solved now, but I lost half an hour trying to figure out what is wrong. Thanks for the quick response, though.
Typically it's in the setup metadata:
Well, I don't know much about Python, except that I have trouble with it 80% of the time using it because there is always some shit going on between Python2 and Python3..
Just make sure you're using 3.6 (or 3.7) and you'll be able to run most stuff nowadays. Unfortunately some distributions (Debian, most notably) still default on older stuff which is fairly ridiculous and causes issues for their users.
Why?