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The project fixes pytz version to 2018.9 (mentiones via icalendar), whereas icalendar does not mention any specific pytz version in dependencies. This gives a dependency loop issue that can appear when icalendar is installed before recurring-ical-events (current pytz version is 2019.3).
Moreover, pytz is not used in the project itself, but only in tests. I think, it's better to leave only icalendar and dateutil as a dependency and move pytz without specific version to test-requirements.txt.
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Hello,
The project fixes
pytz
version to2018.9
(mentiones via icalendar), whereasicalendar
does not mention any specificpytz
version in dependencies. This gives a dependency loop issue that can appear whenicalendar
is installed beforerecurring-ical-events
(currentpytz
version is 2019.3).Moreover,
pytz
is not used in the project itself, but only in tests. I think, it's better to leave onlyicalendar
anddateutil
as a dependency and movepytz
without specific version totest-requirements.txt
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: