ipwhois does not specify an install version, which caused tests to fail in some environments

[S4lt5]

Somehow or another, in a test environment, "ipwhois" was installed at 0.XX instead of 1.2.0.

Running setup.py on this environment caused no complaints, but inexplicably the tests failed.

If I did not run the tests first, I would have not known anything was wrong.

findcdn/setup.py

Line 93 in 7bbf50e

"ipwhois",

I would suggest that:

• Tests get run on setup.py to make sure everything is actually working
• minimum version numbers are explicitly specified.

[mcdonnnj]

The latter is the only solution that makes sense. Every one of our Python packages should ideally have their dependencies pinned to whatever range is strictly compatible.

[Pascal-0x90]

I am going to spend some time this week going through the issues that have been open and address the PRs setup. Thank you for going through all this @Yablargo . These have been all some great suggestions. Look out in the near future for some comments on the other PRs and Issues.

[Pascal-0x90]

Added a PR for this. Hopefully this takes care of this. From now on any packages added to this repo should follow that style of keeping versions pinned.