there is no pyopenssl 23.2.1 #3404
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Hi @dimbleby, thank you for your contribution! The currently listed dependency for pyOpenSSL specifies version 20.0.1, which is a valid version of the library. Since this has already been addressed, I’ll be closing this PR. Thanks again for your efforts! |
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Please also change the constraint to |
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since #2979 this project pins to a version of pyopenssl that does not exist
per https://pypi.org/project/pyOpenSSL/#history, the latest version at time of that commit - as today - is 24.2.1. I guess that is what was intended.
I've also removed the exact pin, this just invites conflicts with other projects. cf #3161, #1873 (comment)
While I have not tested this at all except to install it, I suppose that is more than anyone else has done!