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Oso 0.22.1 on PyPI had no wheels for Python 3.10 and no source distribution either, so pip install oso failed on the latest stable Python. cibuildwheel supported 3.10, but the release artifacts had not been built for it. The reporter pointed at cibuildwheel 2.1.3 as the tooling that could produce the missing wheels.
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Two things went wrong: an unpinned httpx broke client construction, and the fixed release (1.43.1) failed to publish to PyPI. Workaround confirmed by the maintainer: pip install httpx<0.28, or install the SDK straight from GitHub. The real fix shipped in v1.44.0 — the reporter confirmed 1.44.0 is picked up by defaul…
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A clean pip install modern-treasury in a fresh venv (python 3.13), then modern_treasury.ModernTreasury([credential]: [redacted] organization_id='456'), crashed on client init — the traceback ran through _client.py into httpx internals. The httpx dependency wasn't pinned, so a new httpx release broke the SDK. Ver…
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This import error with a supposedly correct grpclib version usually means the grpclib in your environment is not the real PyPI package. Run pip show grpclib and check for an empty Summary and missing metadata, which is the tell for a shadowed install. The reliable fix is a fresh virtual environment followed by a c…
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python3 -m modal setup failed with ImportError: cannot import name 'GRPCError' from 'grpclib' even after pip install --upgrade grpclib reported 0.4.7. The maintainer dug in and found the smoking gun: pip show grpclib in the broken environment had an empty Summary and no PyPI metadata, meaning some other packag…
Problem outcome: unknown