Error

[caxmd]

ERROR: Ignored the following yanked versions: 20081119
ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement hashlib (from versions: none)
ERROR: No matching distribution found for hashlib

[RandstormBTC]

I have never seen such an error. "hashlib" is a built-in module in Python, and it doesn't need to be installed separately.

Try:

pip install --upgrade pip

[turalyf]

ERROR: Ignored the following yanked versions: 20081119

ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement hashlib (from versions: none)

ERROR: No matching distribution found for hashlib

If you have python 3 and higher, then hashlib is installed initially. just remove from requirements hashlib

[wetdro]

chatGPT is the best debugger

[wetdro]

she writes for shit but def can debug pretty well

[maxlab669]

I also encountered this. Removing time, multiprocess, hashlib, etc.... pythons built in modules from the requirements.txt appears to work as well. Just delete them. However, using poetry to manage dependencies put up no fight, it installed every dependency and when terminating the script it seems to do so "cleaner" I suppose.

Side note, chatGPT is great, but search for deepseek coder. It's GOOD, has less strict alignment so it's not a crybaby about private key stuff, it's just got shit for memory. But it's GOOD.

Great little script BTW. Would live to see this flesh out a bit more.

[RandstormBTC]

I also encountered this. Removing time, multiprocess, hashlib, etc.... pythons built in modules from the requirements.txt appears to work as well. Just delete them. However, using poetry to manage dependencies put up no fight, it installed every dependency and when terminating the script it seems to do so "cleaner" I suppose.

Side note, chatGPT is great, but search for deepseek coder. It's GOOD, has less strict alignment so it's not a crybaby about private key stuff, it's just got shit for memory. But it's GOOD.

Great little script BTW. Would live to see this flesh out a bit more.

Thanks. I will take a look at deepseek and ask it for some tips on how to improve this project.