Fix: import aiostream only if sys.version < python 3.9 #1023
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If you don't import the module, then the code will fail to run since this module is used in quite a few places.
Why would you skip it for python < 3.9? What issue are you trying to solve here?
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issue #1022 sum up my problem. aiostream is not needed in python 39 .. Everything works fine if imports are removed. |
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I don't know why you assume that it's not necessary, but it is. There's a lot of code relying on it (just look for other references to Most of the usages of this library is in tests, but not all of them. |
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