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ImportError #2
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It seems that the new version of TexSoup deleted the class I'm going to open an issue with them and see what can be done. In the meantime, i'd suggest you (if possible) to uninstall TexSoup 0.3.1, and to install manually TexSoup 0.2.1. I think it should solve the issue? |
Yes, it solves the issue for now, thanks. |
I raised the problem in alvinwan/TexSoup#122 |
It seems that the author of TexSoup will do some more changes in his API, so I feel like changing the code on my side is not the road to go right now, otherwise I'll have to do it again in the future. As a temporary solution, I published a new version of the moodlexport package (0.0.19) which requires exactly the version of TexSoup I need (0.2.1). This should fix any trouble for the new users. If in the future TexSoup releases a stable version, I'll reopen this. |
I run Ubuntu 20.04 with Python 3.8.5 and I installed your package using pip3. I am using Texsoup 0.3.1. On importing your package, I get an error: the command
from moodlexport import Question
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