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Hi, I am getting an issue with installing seleniumwire via requirements.txt.
I have created requirements.txt via pipreqs and it specified it to selenium_wire==5.1.0.
This is confusing as once we write it with an:
underscore: selenium_wire==5.1.0
when installing via pip we use a hypen: pip install selenium-wire
and when importing we write it as one word: from seleniumwire import webdriver
Is there a way to streamline and align the spelling of the library?
What is the correct spelling for specification in requirements.txt?
Thanks!
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@dina809 that's interesting. I was just going from what pipreqs created which was the underscore version.
Were you aware of the possibility to spell certain libs in different ways?
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Hi, I am getting an issue with installing seleniumwire via requirements.txt.
I have created requirements.txt via pipreqs and it specified it to selenium_wire==5.1.0.
This is confusing as once we write it with an:
selenium_wire==5.1.0
pip install selenium-wire
from seleniumwire import webdriver
Is there a way to streamline and align the spelling of the library?
What is the correct spelling for specification in requirements.txt?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: