The pypi version is not same as the github version (0.9.27), has "we have " prompt under _0_init_tld.py about python-whois HOT 7 CLOSED

to be explicit, for folks getting 'we have com' or 'we have net' messages when doing lookups, this is why.

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i have no access to publish to pipy so i am currently waiting for a response from the owner of the git repo,
if none comes i will create a new clone and a new pipy entry so we can proceed with up-to date code, but with a new name ;-)

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FYI:

a new pypi library exists now at: https://pypi.org/project/whoisdomain/

it is a cleaned up copy of this repo, i switched to versioning from 1.x.y where x is YYYYMMDD and y starts from 1 in case we need more then one pypi upload per day

the whois directory is renamed to whoisdomain and the package is released as whoisdomain , currently the actual code is unchanged

code is maintained at: https://github.com/mboot-github/WhoisDomain

when importing as :

import whoisdomain as whois
the rest of your code can stay the same

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yes confirmed,
when installing a fresh copy via pip install we do not get the same files as when we download the release:
( https://github.com/DannyCork/python-whois/archive/refs/tags/0.9.27.tar.gz )

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temp fix:
use pipenv

[packages]
# replace whois= "*"
whois =  {git = "https://github.com/DannyCork/python-whois.git", editable = true, ref = "0.9.27"}

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This is present 0.9.27, 0.9.26 and 0.9.25.

It would be nice to have the latest version fixed in pip, since that is what most people will likely be downloading.

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Thank you for this, just did some initial testing and working well.

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