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Jinja2 v 3.1.0 breaks jinjasql #50
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Same issue here, confirmed that Jinja2==3.0.3 in the pip install will keep it working, but the latest does break the import. |
To fix this error in another workflow, I also had to pin |
Same issue here. Pinned to Jinja2==3.0.3 for a temporary fix. |
Looks like the Jinja2 requirement was pinned to Lines 41 to 43 in d1e0d0f
But there hasn't been a release to get that into PyPI yet Pinning seems like the solution for now |
Also seeing the same issue. |
+1 |
Same here. @sripathikrishnan any chance you would be able to create a new release on PyPi? 🙏 |
👍 would like a new release as well, or at least a tag! Thank you!! |
+1 👍 new release please!! |
Same here.. |
Are there any plans on releasing a fix for this? |
Is this project abandoned? |
looks like it @elpablete |
We are maintaining a forked version of jinjasql here - https://github.com/pythonutilities/jinjasql Check this out, we have upgraded the code and its dependencies and so that it can work with the updated Jinja 3.x |
are you going to publish it on pypi? name change? |
@elpablete We have published the above said forked version of jinjasql in PyPi, check it out!
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Jinja2 moved deprecated objects to Markupsafe. This is causing 'import jinjasql' to break.
If possible, could you please
Thanks
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