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What do you mean by that? If new versions of Python didn't run that version of fastapi? If PyPI removed it?
If prior versions were not support by pip anymore, so yes, if it were removed. There are cases of packages not being supported by the platforms, aren't there? I've run into cases where the package was fully deprecated and not useable or downloadable anymore.
What do you mean "not supported by the platforms"? And do you mean that or "removed"?
I couldn't download it even if I wanted to. That's what I mean. It returns a message saying it isn't supported.
"It" being the PyPI server not finding it? Pip not supporting the API? Or it downloads correctly but the setup.py prints that error?
Anyway, more access to the open source packages can't be bad.
I think it said it's deprecated or something? I'm not sure, I just know I had problems downloading packages before.
I don't think it was setup.py . I think I tried to download it directly through pip install xx==0.4.0 or something (the version was required by the program) and it said the package doesn't exist.