Jasmohan Singh Narula

> Hey I am able to run the yfinance API locally, but when I tried running it on Amazon MWAA Airflow I got the same error > > My local...

@zacra Locally I'm able to update sqlite. Not sure how I will be able to update on AWS Airflow.

> import yfinance as yf > import sqlite3 > > def test_crawler(): > print(yf.version.version) > print(sqlite3.sqlite_version) > > y_dict = yf.download(tickers=['7203.T', ], start='2023-01-01', end='2023-02-01',) > print(len(y_dict)) > # def Hi...

@clxy If I ran similar code on my local machine ``` import yfinance as yf import sqlite3 print(yf.version.version) print(sqlite3.sqlite_version) y_dict = yf.download(tickers=['7203.T', ], start='2023-01-01', end='2023-02-01',) print(len(y_dict)) print("Code ran on local...

@clxy @ValueRaider the issue is that there is no way for me to upgrade the version of the sqlite3 library on Amazon MWAA Airflow. So effectively, yfinance is broken for...

@darekbx Which version of JAVA JVM/JDK and Gradle did you use? Can you share an updated screenshot of the app working at your end with the changes?