pyquery has dropped Python 2 support as of v1.4.3, but pdfquery has no upper bound on this dependency for its Python 2 build.
See https://pypi.org/project/pyquery/ and view release notes for v1.4.1.
Solution: Change requirements_py2.txt to set an upper bound on pyquery.
Workaround: Since this library appears to be unmaintained at present, if you have legacy Python 2 applications which need pdfquery, set pyquery==1.4.1 in your requirements, or fork this library and edit the aforementioned requirements file accordingly.
pyqueryhas dropped Python 2 support as of v1.4.3, butpdfqueryhas no upper bound on this dependency for its Python 2 build.See https://pypi.org/project/pyquery/ and view release notes for v1.4.1.
Solution: Change
requirements_py2.txtto set an upper bound onpyquery.Workaround: Since this library appears to be unmaintained at present, if you have legacy Python 2 applications which need
pdfquery, setpyquery==1.4.1in your requirements, or fork this library and edit the aforementioned requirements file accordingly.