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Py3 OSX "Module not found"
See original GitHub issueThe installation makes no trouble i get the success message for Py2 and 3.
When trying to import them Py2 makes no trouble but Py3 says
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pyowm'.
Installed via pip2 install pyowm and pip3 install pyowm.
I also tried pip install git+https://github.com/csparpa/pyowm.git@develop but the problem still remains.
(I hade no problem installing it on my Windows.)
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Thanks it worked i did
brew uninstall python3and thensudo pip3 install pyowmnow i can import it.Thanks a lot for your time.
Was having the same issue, and a simple uninstall/reinstall of python through Homebrew worked.