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Additional changes: - Changed Python version to 3.9
Additional changes: - Changed Dockerfile Python image from 3.6-stretch to 3
This change avoids certain relative import errors like:
- "No module named modules"
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There are some fields in both of the pyproject.toml files that I don't know whether they are right or not. These are: |
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@neolight1010 Looks good to me. :)
License is GNU General Public License v3.0, which is correct in the .toml file.
v1.3 is our latest release version.
Authors for now you can leave it as dedsecinside. Later we'll add the names of all our contributors.
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closes #198
Changes Proposed
Also, a small change to
install.shshould fix relative import errors when using that method of installation.Other minor changes:
Explanation of Changes
Currently, TorBot uses a simple pip freeze and requirements.txt method for managing its dependencies. This has led to some issues, like #177. With the use of a proper dependency management tool, this can be avoided.
Also, issue #198 is resolved by a adding a
--pathsflag to thepyinstallercommand ininstall.sh. This also fixes the same error when trying to run the Docker image of the app.Screenshots of new feature/change