Version restriction on cmudict #60
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Hi, I noticed [this](prosegrinder/python-cmudict#32) which makes me think that new versions of `cmudict` have broken `pronouncing`. I noticed that my problems go away if I explicitly install cmudict like: ```Dockerfile pip install cmudict==1.0.2 ``` So I think it's likely that other users of your library would also benefit from this version restriction. That said, I haven't actually tested the change that I'm proposing here, it's just a hunch.
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Actually, it looks like the maintainer of cmudict has acknowledged the issue already. They may fix it before anybody but me notices. |
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prosegrinder/python-cmudict#32 has been fixed in prosegrinder/python-cmudict#33 and released in https://github.com/prosegrinder/python-cmudict/releases/tag/v1.0.12 |
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Hi, I noticed this which makes me think that new versions of
cmudicthave brokenpronouncing. I noticed that my problems go away if I explicitly install cmudict like:So I think it's likely that other users of your library would also benefit from this version restriction. That said, I haven't actually tested the change that I'm proposing here, it's just a hunch.