pip 19 breaks install
See original GitHub issueBecause of https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/4187 --process-dependency-links
is not supported anymore and installation fails. Use pip3 install --upgrade pip==18.0.0
to install it.
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This has gone on long enough. I guess we’ll just fork it.
Yes, it does look like the python3 support was merged, but it was never pushed to PyPI. I guess I can open a ticket on the htmldiff repository to ask for a new release. I’m not sure @mitsuhiko will notice it here…