Information about used Versions of Phyton, Websocket

[Martl91]

Hello everyone, every now and then something is changed in the code and as a result there are many new “bugs” and I ask myself the question why? Hardly anyone will change a code to make it unusable, so it must work better at that moment. But people forget that the configuration can be decisive. Differences in the various Phyton versions 3.11, 3.12 or 3.13, for example, as well as different websocket versions 10.2, 10.4 or ???? . I miss here a hint which combination was used. Then you would have the chance to bring everything to the same level and the code would possibly run. Or am I just not seeing this hint? Would it be possible to mention this?
Thank you Martl

[oskarsonc]

Hello everyone, every now and then something is changed in the code and as a result there are many new “bugs” and I ask myself the question why? Hardly anyone will change a code to make it unusable, so it must work better at that moment. But people forget that the configuration can be decisive. Differences in the various Phyton versions 3.11, 3.12 or 3.13, for example, as well as different websocket versions 10.2, 10.4 or ???? . I miss here a hint which combination was used. Then you would have the chance to bring everything to the same level and the code would possibly run. Or am I just not seeing this hint? Would it be possible to mention this? Thank you Martl

I have the same problem... Did you solve it?

[Martl91]

I solved it after I changed some commands but in the end I can’t say what exactly. Also depends which error you have? Here are more errors. My comment was more in general to get information what versions are used. For the headers fault by some people help to downgrade the websocket to version 10.1. At the moment I will not change the files .. never change a running system.

[NiklasRosenstein]

The issues with websocket should be fixed with the release of version 0.4.1. The README also contains new instructions on running Pytr which should be easier to follow for people that just want to run Pytr.