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tensorflow-metadata version requirement is too strict

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Issue type
Bug
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Mostly clear
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Tech stack
python
Domain
tooling

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Start by locating the package metadata that declares the tensorflow-metadata Python requirement and check how its supported Python versions are tested. Confirm the intended version range from the package configuration and installation checks; done means compatible supported Python versions are accepted without breaking existing requirements.

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Description

I got an error while attempting to pip install magenta The diagnosis at GitHub Magenta Issue #1422 - pip: No matching distribution found for tensorflow-metadata can be paraphrased as "It's a tensorflow-metadata issue, not ours". Specifically:

Yeah, this is because the tensorflow-metadata version requirement is too strict. Their python_requires of '>=2.7,<=3.7' will accept only up to Python 3.7.0. Can you file a bug on their repo (https://github.com/tensorflow/metadata/issues)? I'll close this bug since it's not a Magenta issue. Thanks!

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