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importing pyxdameraulevenshtein crashes python kernel
See original GitHub issueWindows 10, Python 3.5, pyxdameraulevenshtein v1.5
I get “Kernel died, restarting” anytime i execute this line (in separate venv):
import pyxdameraulevenshtein
Seems like OS issue.
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1.5.2 was just released, which further addresses the NumPy dependency issue. I think this should solve your problem. I’m going to go ahead and close this issue, but please let me know if you’re still experiencing this problem with 1.5.2.
I just modified
setup.pya bit to actually remove some NumPy-related code that seemed to be causing various issues. I’ve made the decision to expect the user to explicitly install NumPy prior to installing this library. 1.5.1 is now live on PyPI. I think this will fix your issue. Can you try and let me know?