Bugfix: Unable to load _sqlite3 on main SteamOS #507
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I have odd behaviour with importing sqlite3, which is failing to do. I have no clue why, so I'm trying to update Python to the latest stable to check if it's a Python bug.
Update to latest python
It was failing to build a working executable with the latest python runtime.
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While using Decky on main OS, I discovered that SDH-PlayTime was failing to load throwing an sqlite import error. After updating Python to the latest stable, AIOHttp to the latest to allow to compile it correctly and PyInstaller in order to make it actually produce a runnable binary version, SDH-PlayTime started to work again fine.
This need to be tested on other OS version and with different plugin, but for my initial testing it seems to work perfectly fine.