pin to requests 2.31 to resolve docker library error#150
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… longer installed by default in python 3.12 environments. However, pycvesearch uses/requires it, so we install it.
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Merging this query and then will create another PR when a more stable fix is out! |
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This morning, python requests library 2.32 was pushed.
However, this breaks docker-py: docker/docker-py#3256
Since docker-py is a dependency, we must pin to request
~2.31for nowWe also have added setuptools, which is not installed by default in Python 3.12: Link to Python 3.12 release notes
To pyproject.toml since it is used in pycvesearch: https://github.com/cve-search/PyCVESearch/blob/6a492a72f95ea96f1ef56109d138dfa344d7e9ec/pycvesearch/core.py#L4