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Issue Setting up a cache #75
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Hey @dsambrano, latest version of pokepy is 0.6.2. Try using the latest version and see if your issues are addressed |
Thanks you the advice. Unfortunately, I get a Resolution Error when trying to pip install that specific version (or anything about .0.6 for that matter) via Namely because the beckett 0.8 dependency requires verions 2.10.0 of requests and pokepy (0.6.2) requires version 2.21 of requests. I have the most updated version of pip and I believe am using the most recent version of python the module supports (3.8.12) but could be wrong about that.
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Damn... this wasn't a problem some versions of pip ago... You could checkout pokebase |
Maybe @Kronopt you could just submit a PR over at |
I could, but It would probably just go unmerged. |
One could fork it, update the deps and push a new package. I can do it, or you can do it (if you feel maintaining the new package). |
I don't feel like maintaining that new package as I'm already working on another one to replace it. |
Did this ever get fixed? Still running into same issue |
Not yet |
Has this been fixed yet? |
The API works great!!! Unfortunately while setting up caching, I consistently get this error:
I am running python: 3.8.12 on a windows 10 machine, with Pokepy version 0.4.
Another small issue is for whatever reason everytime I get a return from the client it is in a list instead of the pokepy resource class (as shown in the documentation). Any ideas?
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