Install fails when up-to-date python-dateutil is installed
See original GitHub issueerror: python-dateutil 2.7.0 is installed but python-dateutil<2.7.0,>=2.1 is required by {'botocore'}
Should the <2.7.0
part maybe be replaced with something like <3.0.0
or is python-dateutil known to break its API in minor updates?
This currently prevents me from using boto3 on a system.
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But that makes the implicit assumption that if I have python-dateutil >=2.7.0 installed then I must also be running python 2.6 which isn’t correct. By making this assumption you now basically have stopped supporting all new systems out there.
python-dateutil-2.7.0 already specifies python2.7 as a requirement:
So if a user has python-dateutil-2.7 installed then he must be running at least python2.7 and there is no reason for boto3 not to install.
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