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icalendar not installed as dependency

Open mrmurilo75 opened this issue 8 months ago • 1 comments

Describe the bug icalendar required explicit installation.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: Following the getting started docs, raise and error when trying to runserver. The issue occurred only after adding the urls.

The Error ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'icalendar'

Possible Solution

Problem might be in packaging config.

Can you fix the bug?

  • [ ] Yes, I can fix the bug and will open a pull request.
  • [x] No, I can't fix the bug, but I can assist in testing and providing feedback.
  • [ ] No, I can't fix the bug, but I can provide more information to help you fix it.
  • [ ] No, I can't fix the bug, but I can open an issue to report it.

mrmurilo75 avatar Apr 01 '25 19:04 mrmurilo75

Hi @mrmurilo75, yes, icalendar needs to be installed. I added it in the requirements file. Before testing it, have you tried pip install -r of the requirements.txt ?

adamspd avatar May 20 '25 12:05 adamspd

Hi @mrmurilo75, I’m going to close this issue now. If you run into anything else, just open a new one. Thanks!

adamspd avatar Aug 04 '25 12:08 adamspd