Limit Werkzeug version to <1.0.0 #364
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Current flask (2.0) requires Werkzeug >= 2.0, but Werkzeug is pinned to < 1.0 due to a flask-restplus issue (see morganstanley#364).
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Current flask (2.0) requires Werkzeug >= 2.0, but Werkzeug is pinned to < 1.0 due to a flask-restplus issue (see #364).
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To fix an issue caused by the release of Werkzeug 1.0.0, which Flask and flask-restplus both depend on. Temporary fix is to stick to the older version of Werkzeug, until flask-restplus is updated to work with the newer version: noirbizarre/flask-restplus#777
This issue is blocking all Travis builds and new installs currently so needs merging ASAP.