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Don't require pysqlite if sqlite3 is available#2
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Don't require pysqlite if sqlite3 is available
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Gets my vote too. Thanks! |
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Trying to use this package on win32...unfortunately building pysqlite there is a major headache. Since pysqlite in fact isn't even needed (in recent Python versions), my vote is we don't require it. :)