Bug: jsonschema.compat
peterdudfield opened this issue · 9 comments
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'jsonschema.compat
Jsonschema has a new version out, where this does not exist, and causes an error.
See error more detail here
Given that this project supports 2.7 and jsonschema 4.0 drop support for 2.7 it makes sense to pin the version number in setup.py .
See also python-jsonschema/jsonschema#845
so maybe #148 this the fix do - just pin it in the requirements? But this doesnt seem so nice a solution
This seems to be an issue with python_requires being not honored. This is fixed in python-jsonschema/jsonschema@e61dcbc . There is also 4.0.1 tagged with the commit https://github.com/Julian/jsonschema/releases/tag/v4.0.1 . So probably once 4.0.0 is yanked with the fixed version (4.0.1) in PyPI tools will continue to pull jsonschema < 4.0.0 automatically.
Sorry, I was wrong here. It seems the version for jsonschema needs to be pinned here or to fix jsonschema.compat usage netbox-community/netbox#7401
Yep, swagger_spec_validator should be fixed to work with jsonschema==4.x or set in setup.py max version 3.x
temporary fix is to install manually version 3.x pip install jsonschema==3.2.0
#146 this is a good solution - using 'six'
What is the status of this issue?
I think it go fixed in 734c7e1#diff-f63c3ee26a4134e668551fb48835df29afe314537b277b8ffe33de979262210b
and all unittest tests pass with jsonschema=4.3.3
So I reckon this issue can be closed