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ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'phonenumbers'
See original GitHub issueInstalling django-twilio and the server throws the following error on startup:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'phonenumbers'
I was able to fix it by adding phonenumbers to my requirements.txt file but maybe we should add that to the requirements file in this project. I also noticed the package requires django-phonenumber-field==0.6 even though the latest version on pypi is 3.0.1. Maybe that should be upgraded too…
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I haven’t had the module issue. But my req file has likely included it for a long time.
There are also some deprecation warnings that I think are solved by upgrading the package. Agreed we should do so.
The django 2.2 support should be official this week – testing has been good.
After that, yes, req/upgrades could be a good next release.
That was merged. Closing.