The jupyter_core package requires pywin32>=1.0 (on win32)
However, pywin32 has integer version numbers from 210 to 305.
I would actually assume that this error does not cause any problems because I would expect pip to interpret e.g. 227 to be larger than 1.0, but we actually get a pip conflict error with this:
The conflict is caused by:
jupyter-core 4.7.0 depends on pywin32>=1.0; sys_platform == "win32"
The user requested (constraint) pywin32==227
jupyter-core started introducing the dependency to pywin32 in its version 4.6.0 and there it was already incorrect (i.e. with pywin32>=1.0)
I assume that the problem above can also be solved in the dependencies and minimum constraints in our project (after all it only showed up when I was increasing some minimum versions), or possibly by using a different pip version, but nevertheless the version requirement to pywin32 in this project here should be fixed, IMO.
The jupyter_core package requires pywin32>=1.0 (on win32)
However, pywin32 has integer version numbers from 210 to 305.
I would actually assume that this error does not cause any problems because I would expect pip to interpret e.g. 227 to be larger than 1.0, but we actually get a pip conflict error with this:
Github Actions log file: https://github.com/zhmcclient/python-zhmcclient/actions/runs/4382402211/jobs/7671412008
jupyter-core started introducing the dependency to pywin32 in its version 4.6.0 and there it was already incorrect (i.e. with pywin32>=1.0)
I assume that the problem above can also be solved in the dependencies and minimum constraints in our project (after all it only showed up when I was increasing some minimum versions), or possibly by using a different pip version, but nevertheless the version requirement to pywin32 in this project here should be fixed, IMO.