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import error on typing.Type for python 3.5.0

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im using django-extensions 2.0.6, OS is windows 7, python 3.5.0, django 1.11.3 an import error occurs after i execute python manage.py shell_plus pointing me to this line from shells.py & import_subclasses.py :

from typing import ( # NOQA Dict, List, Tuple, Type, Union, )

current workaround is changing that to:

if False: from typing import ( # NOQA Dict, List, Tuple, Type, Union, )

for both shells.py, and import_subclasses.py

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OxInsky1105commented, Jan 1, 2020

decreasing the version scipy to 1.2.1 which can run it！not the python 3.5.1 or typing。

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OxInsky1105commented, Jan 1, 2020

decrease the version of scipy or (defected moudle)to 1.2.1 and uninstall typing. it can works

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