Closed qaphsiel closed 2 months ago
I should've been more clear, after upgrading from Mint 21 to 22.
Also, I uninstalled and reinstalled audible-cli, but that didn't help.
Right, so I fixed this by adding the Brazil locale info to audible-cli/lib/python3.12/site-packages/audible/localization.py
That info is:
"brazil": {
"country_code": "br",
"domain": "com.br",
"market_place_id": "A2Q3Y263D00KWC"
},
@qaphsiel Which version of Audible do you have installed? Audible since v0.9.0 support Brazil.
@qaphsiel Which version of Audible do you have installed? Audible since v0.9.0 support Brazil.
pip install audible
installed 0.8.2, so I guess we have found the problem.
Originally, I think I had a newer version that I'd installed manually (?), but the upgrade broke that, so I just did the pip-based install.
Anyhow, I tried to install from the tar.gz, but my version of python is too new it seems:
ERROR: Package 'audible' requires a different Python: 3.12.3 not in '<3.12,>=3.8'
Edit: I edited the pyproject.toml and raised the max python version to 3.13, and it installed. Appears to work fine.
Describe the bug After upgrading, audible raises a "can't find locale" exception.
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