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Totally adding the wrong item to the pythonpath – i was adding C:\development\PycharmProjects\lib\gravatar, where i should have really been adding C:\development\PycharmProjects\lib
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Possibly you checked out the trunk folder and have a structure like ..\gravatar\gravatar? The setup.py script should install it somewhere your path but you could also try changing C:\developm ent\PycharmProjects\lib\gravatar
to C:\developm ent\PycharmProjects\lib\gravatar\gravatar
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