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Import for pyjks fails after pip Install

Open pauelm opened this issue 5 years ago • 0 comments

The pip package for pyjks results in multiple runtime errors after adding jks reference to project in Python 3.9.

Repro Steps:

  1. Run pip install pyjks at the command line to install package.
  2. Create a new python file and add import jks -> save file.
  3. Execute python script.

Actual Results: Library does not pass sanity smoke test. The following skid mark of errors are thrown: image

Expected Results: Without even calling any methods in pyjks yet, python script should not throw runtime errors simply by adding a reference (import jks).

FWIW for additional reference, here is the output showing the pip installation of pyjks: image

Environment: OS: Windows 10.19041.572 Python: 3.9 PIP: 20.2.4

pauelm avatar Nov 10 '20 09:11 pauelm