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ImportError: cannot import name 'find_strings' #39
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Deployed a virtualenv with Python2 and used that instead. Worked like a champ. |
Same issue,
Edit: See #38 |
@dxa4481 claims that python3 support is working, but multiple people are reporting issues with 3.5, which he says he's unable to reproduce. Why don't we help him repro the issue so we can get it fixed? I'd like to see this fully 2/3 compatible (and on pypi!) |
Notes:
Oh.. I wonder.. this could be a filename case issue.. Ran into something similar before on another project.. @ViKomprenas appears to be on OSX, and I definitely was. Although I suppose that wouldn't really account for python 2 working probably.. ponders |
I get the same error with python 3.6 and anaconda3 in ubuntu 14.04 |
Simply delete the error code line works |
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