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I have been battling this for a few hours now. Trying to use smartsheet-python-sdk on my new laptop. The script I have works perfectly on my old laptop. I am on OS X. Both are running Python 3.7.4 and I have been through pip list on both and have same versions of other modules. Nothing I do on the new laptop allows me to execute my script. As I say, works perfectly on my old laptop so has to be something environmental. Any ideas on how to troubleshoot further?

import os
import sys
import urllib
import argparse
import pandas as pd
import smartsheet

import logging
from shared import shared

(sc) kgeorgeson@kgeorgeson-a02 eda-ps-forecasts % python --version
Python 3.7.4

(sc) kgeorgeson@kgeorgeson-a02 eda-ps-forecasts % pip list
Package               Version
--------------------- ----------
appdirs               1.4.3
bitarray              1.0.1
certifi               2019.11.28
chardet               3.0.4
idna                  2.8
impyla                0.15.0
numpy                 1.17.3
packaging             20.1
pandas                0.25.3
pip                   20.0.2
ply                   3.11
pyparsing             2.4.6
python-dateutil       2.8.0
pytz                  2019.3
requests              2.21.0
requests-toolbelt     0.9.1
setuptools            34.3.2
six                   1.10.0
smartsheet-python-sdk 2.86.0
thrift                0.9.3
thriftpy2             0.4.0
urllib3               1.24.1

Error Output

Kent Georgeson
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Actually, found out python being called was not using the virtual environment python, and instead using the local bin version. Therefore wasn't seeing the module in the virtual environment

Kent Georgeson
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