deprecation warnings ?

[srob1]

I am using IPWhois on a raspberry pi under the Python 2.7.9 Shell and am getting deprecation warnings about allow_permutations and _parse_fields_dns() when running the lookup_rdap example from the examples page:

Warning (from warnings module):
File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/ipwhois/net.py", line 138
warn('allow_permutations has been deprecated and will be removed. '
UserWarning: allow_permutations has been deprecated and will be removed. It is no longer needed, due to the deprecation of asn_alts, and the addition of the asn_methods argument.

Warning (from warnings module):
File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/ipwhois/asn.py", line 178
warn('IPASN._parse_fields_dns() has been deprecated and will be '
UserWarning: IPASN._parse_fields_dns() has been deprecated and will be removed. You should now use IPASN.parse_fields_dns().

The warnings resulted from executing this code which pretty much comes straight from the RDAP basis usage example:

obj = IPWhois('74.125.225.229');
results = obj.lookup_rdap(depth=1);
print results['asn_cidr'];

[secynic]

The core library is still calling these. I'll get it fixed next version. Nothing to worry about as far as functionality.

[brettus78]

/sub
/bump

[pmuller]

Same issue here. Reading the code it appears that's the way the library is designed. When calling lookup(), internals are made toward _parse_fields_*() functions. No way to bypass this.

Is there an ETA for a fix release?

Thanks :)

[secynic]

Will work this one once the dedup branch is merged to dev (soon). I also just realized it is using UserWarning and not DeprecationWarning.

You can suppress these in the meantime:

import warnings
with warnings.catch_warnings():
    warnings.filterwarnings("ignore", category=UserWarning)
    # put your lookup call here

[brettus78]

I still get this issue - any updates/idea when it will be resolved?
PS. I am using the suppression method for now - but this is probably not ideal?

[WalterMccan]

This is still not fixed. The temp solution works but it does introduce a little bloat to the code.

[joneswac]

Using temp solution is working, just posting to keep tabs on this issue.

[secynic]

Sorry for the hiatus. I pushed some issues out of 1.1.0 to 1.2.0 to expedite this and a couple bug fixes.

Pending some fixes and testing...I should have it pushed to PyPi this week.

[secynic]

Merged to dev in #224