Add python-dateutil to pyproject.toml dependencies #866
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Saw this after filing #868; just noting that this PR should fix that. |
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@synapticarbors Thanks for the PR! Could you sign the Google CLA so I can merge it? @WillHirsch Thanks for the info. @synapticarbors Could you add a line with |
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I believe it should be signed now. |
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Forced rescan picked up the CLA. Thanks! |
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python-dateutillibrary is used in the code, but not listed in thepyproject.tomlunder dependencies. This should fix the issue.Code used here:
kaggle-api/src/kaggle/api/kaggle_api_extended.py
Line 36 in 3f8e54c
This dependency is mentioned in several other places, but not in the
pyproject.toml(e.g.requirements.in).Fixes #868