Package update and use of legacy code (websockets) for versions of Python below 3.10.#63
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis pull request removes an outdated WebSocket troubleshooting note, bumps the package version to 2.0.1, migrates runtime and type usages to Changes
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This pull request successfully updates the websockets dependency to version 12.0 or higher and correctly implements the use of websockets.legacy.client for compatibility with Python versions below 3.10, as described. The removal of outdated traceback information from README.md and docs/termux-setup.html is a good cleanup, ensuring the documentation remains current and relevant.
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87-95: Consider adding a section header for the troubleshooting card.After removing the WebSocket troubleshooting content, this card now contains "Permission Denied Errors" and "Memory Issues" but lacks an
<h3>header like the other cards. Consider adding a header such as "Common Issues and Solutions" or "Troubleshooting" for consistency with the document structure.📝 Suggested fix
<div class="card"> + <h3>Common Issues and Solutions</h3> <h4>Permission Denied Errors</h4>🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@docs/termux-setup.html` around lines 87 - 95, The card containing the h4 entries "Permission Denied Errors" and "Memory Issues" lacks a top-level card header; update the <div class="card"> block by adding an <h3> (e.g., "Troubleshooting" or "Common Issues and Solutions") immediately before the existing <h4> elements so the card matches other sections' structure and heading hierarchy; ensure the new <h3> text follows the document's tone and heading levels used elsewhere.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@pocketoptionapi_async/connection_keep_alive.py`:
- Around line 13-14: The imports at the top of connection_keep_alive.py are
absolute and will break when imported as part of the pocketoptionapi_async
package; change the two import statements to use package-relative imports (i.e.,
import ConnectionInfo and ConnectionStatus from .models and REGIONS from
.constants) so they match the rest of the package's style and resolve correctly
at runtime; update the import lines that currently reference models and
constants to use a leading dot.
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In `@docs/termux-setup.html`:
- Around line 87-95: The card containing the h4 entries "Permission Denied
Errors" and "Memory Issues" lacks a top-level card header; update the <div
class="card"> block by adding an <h3> (e.g., "Troubleshooting" or "Common Issues
and Solutions") immediately before the existing <h4> elements so the card
matches other sections' structure and heading hierarchy; ensure the new <h3>
text follows the document's tone and heading levels used elsewhere.
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Relative imports missing leading dot.
The imports from models import ... and from constants import ... will fail when this module is imported as part of the pocketoptionapi_async package. All other files in the package use relative imports with a leading dot. They should be:
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-from models import ConnectionInfo, ConnectionStatus
-from constants import REGIONS
+from .models import ConnectionInfo, ConnectionStatus
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| from models import ConnectionInfo, ConnectionStatus | |
| from constants import REGIONS | |
| from .models import ConnectionInfo, ConnectionStatus | |
| from .constants import REGIONS |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@pocketoptionapi_async/connection_keep_alive.py` around lines 13 - 14, The
imports at the top of connection_keep_alive.py are absolute and will break when
imported as part of the pocketoptionapi_async package; change the two import
statements to use package-relative imports (i.e., import ConnectionInfo and
ConnectionStatus from .models and REGIONS from .constants) so they match the
rest of the package's style and resolve correctly at runtime; update the import
lines that currently reference models and constants to use a leading dot.
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According to the docs of websockets version 12.0, this support versions of Python equal to or greater than 3.8 and its legacy code maintains the use of the old keyword (extra_headers) until the current version 16.0.
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