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Aiohttp is currently at 3.0.1 and it did have 3.0.0. So I am not sure why your |
@nickoala I am having the same issue. I tried installing it using both pip and pipenv and with both I am having the same issue.
Building it with source like |
I have tried these on Raspbian Stretch and Ubuntu 16.04:
Both commands work fine on both platforms, the first giving me 3.0.0, the second 3.3.2. The only thing I can think of may be different on your machines is the URL of the package index from which pip looks for packages. By default, it should be PYPI, and PYPI does have aiohttp>=3.0.0. On some machines, there may be a file, e.g. Other than that, I really can't think of anything else ... |
@nickoala Yes I can install them manually by those commands you mentioned but after than that whenever I do Also for some reason building it from source doesn't lead to any errors |
pip install now works tested on python3.5 seems maybe something was wrong with pypi so @mzfr you can try and see if it works for you now |
@codingsett No it doesn't work. I am still getting the same error. I even cleared the cache for pip even then I am getting the same error |
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At the moment, |
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Same issue here, Ubuntu 16.04, max |
Same issue with Debian stretch and Python 3.5.2 :( |
Reopened the issue because many people seem to have problems with the installation of the updated package maybe somebody might find a lasting solution to this ... |
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I had the same issue. The latest version available was python -m pip install --upgrade pip |
Linux Mint 18.3 does not work with latest pip:
PS: This is happening with the Python from |
pip 10.0.1 that was installed with python3.7 on a mac using brew finds the new versions of aiohttp fine. Maybe a problem with the ubuntu/mint pip packages? |
There is no such thing as OS dependent pip packages if pip is used. |
I am referring to prebuilt pip packages distributed by official distro repositories. Those packages do not install from source, so the build may be affected by the publisher's operating system. Building from source and installing the same pip versions from non ubuntu/mint repos seem to work fine. |
upgrade python to python 3.6... |
Same issue here, macOS |
Проверьте свою версию Python, а далее прочтите это - https://aiohttp.readthedocs.io/en/stable/faq.html #id5 |
Same problem here, I can pip install aiohttp in macOS but not on Ubuntu 16.04. |
in my case ( macOS , python==3.5.2 ) i had an error: "Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement aiohttp==3.3.2 but i updated both system and python (up to python 3.7.0) and now i have: "Successfully installed aiohttp-3.4.4 async-timeout-3.0.1 attrs-18.2.0 chardet-3.0.4 idna-2.7 multidict-4.5.1 telepot-12.7 urllib3-1.24.1 yarl-1.2.6" |
yes, the problem is the Python version. |
problem exist in ubuntu 16.04 |
Problem still there in Ubuntu 16.04 and Python 3.5 |
Can confirm, exactly the same configuration, Python 3.5, Ubuntu Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS and I'm experiencing the problem referenced. |
Updating python to 3.7.x worked for me! |
Hello i was installing telepot on my ubuntu 16 server using python3.5 and i got the following error.What could be the issue?
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