Added support for proxies to Wrapper.py and updated ChangeLog.txt - #86
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@pwin The tests fail for Python 2.7 and PyPy (also Python 2) because it cannot import jsonlayer |
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could you provide an example of proxy server to create a test ? |
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Hi, I think you are hitting the same problem I hit. There is an import of SPARQLWrapper in the setup.py to get some meta data ... and that means you can not import any libs that are specified in install_requires (jsonlayer or whatever). Just bury them in the functions for now or ask around to fix the setup.py meta import. |
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I needed to support either not using a proxy for servers within the local network, or external calls through a specific http proxy