Add py version to dependencies #1362
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This seems to need a later version than is present on my system, without which 'tox -r' fails. Add an explicit dependency for version 1.11 which I believe is the minimum version with the py.io feature. Fixes labgrid-project#1361 Signed-off-by: Simon Glass <[email protected]>
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Adding py as a dependency seems like the wrong approach here. py is a compatibility library that is not needed on modern installations anymore. Your traceback in #1361 tells me you're probably using tox from Debian bullseye (oldstable). I suggest installing tox via pipx. With a recent tox version, you should not run into this issue anymore. |
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OK I will drop this |
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This seems to need a later version than is present on my system, without which 'tox -r' fails.
Add an explicit dependency for version 1.11 which I believe is the minimum version with the py.io feature.
Fixes #1361
(none of the template seems to be relevant for this fix)