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Python 3.6 is not supported. The current version of APSW uses CPython APIs that are not present in earlier versions. You can find out which APSW version last supported a particular Python version here. You will be able to use the older APSW version with current sqlite3 multiple ciphers, but will have to arrange the compilation yourself. |
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apsw-sqlite3mc is based on Roger Binns' apsw. As described in the apsw documentation apsw supports all supported Python versions. Python 3.6 reached its end of life at the end of the year 2021 - that is, 3 years ago, and is therefore unsupported. I would recommend you to upgrade to a more recent Python version. If that isn't an option for you, you could install apsw 3.43.0.0 - the last one that supports Python 3.6 -, compile SQLite3 Multiple Ciphers yourself (or use pre-compiled binaries if you work under Windows), and exchange the SQLite binary by the SQLite3 Multiple Ciphers binary. |
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Since the question is not related to any real issue, I convert it to a discussion. |
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May I ask if it supports lower version Python=3.6
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