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ImportError: No module named 'core' #310
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Looks like you are using python 3.4. Locust does not support python3.x yet. You should use python2.7. |
Oh i see, any ETA on py3 support ? Anyone is working on it already ? |
No ETA defined yet, get more info on #279 |
Happened to me as well. Was fixed after I re-entered the shell. |
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As above -- Python 3.4 and on Locust 0.7.5 |
Same issue occurs on Python 3.5 in the virtual environment. |
Still Getting the same error as @richardasaurus mentioned in the previous comment, when I use Locust with python 3.4. I installed locust by running @richardasaurus How to install master branch? |
@richardasaurus I am not able to find requirements.txt in python34 folder in C drive.. I tried to install with |
Great! It's working now after deleting the locust folder already created and ran pip install Thanks |
Just discovered Locust, looking forward to using it, however this Issue is still relevant - can we get a new PyPi release please? :) Thanks and merry insert holiday name! |
Same error happened with Python 3.5.2 (virtualenv) and locust 0.7.5. |
Suggestion given by @PrithiviRajG worked for me. |
0.8 should be released soon. Until then |
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pip install locustio==0.8a2 worked for me too. |
pip install locustio==0.8a2 worked for me too |
Confirmed pip install locustio ==0.8a2 worked for me too. |
redundant "me too" comments on closed issues aren't very useful. |
@heyman In Feb you said "0.8 should be released soon" - but pip still installs 0.7.5 by default and it is now July. Please can you clarify what you mean by "soon" |
@baynes: I'd also like to get the new release out, and hopefully we can get it uploaded to PyPI sooner than later. However, "soon" is subjective, and may not necessarily point to a particular point in time In the meantime, you can |
pip install locustio==0.8a2 worked for me too. |
Has this issue been addressed? I am running a virtual env with Python 3.6 and
when I attempt to run a script the following error occurs:
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@naughtron have you read through any of the thread where about 10 people posted the same solution as resolving the problem? |
good,i found it.thank you |
ideas ?
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