Closed nixjobin closed 6 years ago
Thanks for the report. I've never noticed this as an explicit dependency before, I wonder if it's only required on some platforms. Can you please tell me more about what platform you're on and what version of python you're using?
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I consider I have a similar problem on a new Debian Buster (Stable) system. As the system is running on a v-server, a very minimal image of Debian was used for installation.
Python-Futures is installed manually globally using the python-future and python-python-concurrent.futures packages, but it seems that gunicorn cannot access these packages.
If I try to launch gunicorn, gunicorn raises a RuntimeError with the description:
You need to install the 'futures' package to use this worker with this Python version.
EDIT: Adding futures==3.0
to the requirements.txt and re-building fixes this problem on my system.
Please add futures package to the requirements.
The package was not installed on the build and had in to install manually.