[Solved] Request Additional Python Modules

[qinsoon]

Hello,

I would like to have access this python package itchat-uos 1.5.0.dev0 please!

your account username: qinsoon
your server: Tommy
version of Python: 3.12
package: itchat-uos
version: 1.5.0.dev0

 

Thanks!

[Krydos]

The module itchat-uos has been installed on Tommy's Python 3.12. You can see the current list of installed modules at https://krydos1.heliohost.org/pyinfo/info3.12.py

[qinsoon]

Can you install the version 1.5.0.dev0? 1.4.1 no longer works.

[wolstech]

Reopened since wrong version was installed.

[Krydos]

We generally don't install beta or dev versions since they are usually quite buggy and unstable. I didn't install the "wrong" version, I just installed the latest stable version like we always do, and exactly as I intended to do. Sometimes when people ask for ancient versions of things we do the same thing and install the latest stable version instead. It's highly unlikely anyone other than you will use this itchat-uos so it probably won't hurt to have an unstable, development version of it installed.

[wolstech]

I could’ve sworn we’ve installed development versions for people before but I may be misremembering.

Anyway, this particular one is weird. It’s a library to talk to the API for WeChat, and it has no working stable version (some digging and Google translate shows the stable version is no longer compatible with the API it’s designed to interact with, so is useless).

 

[qinsoon]

5 hours ago, wolstech said:

Anyway, this particular one is weird. It’s a library to talk to the API for WeChat, and it has no working stable version (some digging and Google translate shows the stable version is no longer compatible with the API it’s designed to interact with, so is useless).

Yes. That's right. The 'stable' version no longer works.

If the policy is no dev/beta version, then you may just uninstall the module to keep things cleaner. I have set up my virtual env, and installed the dev version for my own use. Thanks for the help.

[wolstech]

He updated it to the dev version when he replied previously.