"No module named 'imp'" error when used with Python 3.12 #135
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Need to keep using Python 3.11 for now because of an upstream issue <sat-utils/sat-search#135>.
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Keep using Python 3.11 for now because of an upstream issue <sat-utils/sat-search#135>.
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Keep using Python 3.11 for now because of an upstream issue <sat-utils/sat-search#135>.
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Keep using Python 3.11 for now because of an upstream issue <sat-utils/sat-search#135>.
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Need to keep using Python 3.11 for now because of an upstream issue <sat-utils/sat-search#135>.
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Keep using Python 3.11 for now because of an upstream issue <sat-utils/sat-search#135>.
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Keep using Python 3.11 for now because of an upstream issue <sat-utils/sat-search#135>.
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This module has been removed from the standard library.
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