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Problem on line 63 probably through 65 #7
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Hi again, I solved the error by changing all print statement to have parenthesis so it's compatible Python 3. I am still not seeing any download even with credentials, I get > printed on the next lines when i launch my command ? |
You can create a Python3 version ? and send it to me so I can try it out . |
Hi, here's my version on a gist: |
not supported yet, i'll make a major version soon |
You want to add the python3 version on the README ? so if someone want to use it |
Sure did you test it. I get http error often with track though i suspect my internet connection |
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Sure did you test it. I get http error often with track though i suspect my internet connection |
I didn't mean to close the issue. How was your test? |
You're still using a Python2 version of BS4 on your code |
You should remove urllib while we're using urllib3. and mention that we should use "2to3 -w bs4" for using bs4 with python3. You can create a pull request adding "how to install it for Python3" in the README.md and the source code |
hmm, im using python3.8 and getting same error... |
So here's the error message trying to download a track with Python 3, before I had an issue recognizing bs4 which still happen on Python 2.7
I tried debugging this one changing commas for concatenation via + and + " "
Didn't work. Neither did it change " " to ' ' around \n
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