This import error occurs when the function or attribute ‘resolve_checksum_context’ cannot be found in the ‘botocore.client’ module. This can happen due to a version mismatch or because the function/attribute does not exist in the specific version of the module you are using.
To troubleshoot this issue, you can follow these steps:
- Check botocore version: Make sure you have the latest version of botocore installed. You can check the version by running
pip show botocore
in your terminal. If you have an older version, consider upgrading it usingpip install --upgrade botocore
. - Verify function/attribute existence: Confirm that the function or attribute ‘resolve_checksum_context’ is available in the version of botocore you are using. You can refer to the botocore documentation or check the source code/repository to determine if the function or attribute exists.
- Correct usage: Ensure that you are using the correct syntax to import the function or attribute. The import statement should look like:
from botocore.client import resolve_checksum_context
. Make sure there are no typos or spelling errors. - Compatibility with other dependencies: Check if there are any conflicting dependencies or versions in your project. Upgrading or downgrading certain dependencies might resolve the issue.
Here is an example of how the import statement should look like:
from botocore.client import resolve_checksum_context
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