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ModuleNotFound Error with ringcentral 0.7.11

I am getting the following error

from ringcentral import sdk

ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'ringcentral'

However when I check I appear to have it installed (ringcentral(0.7.11) and Python 3.7 64bit on Win 10

The code I have oddly enough runs fine in my dev environment(VS 2019) perfectl tried installing ringcentral_client 0.60 this fails to install

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Anirban,


Thanks Much! I got it figured out, Looks like it was the Visual C++ Build tools that where missing, downloaded those, re-installed the SDK(using pip install not the stuff VS provides) and it worked)

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Is RingCentral Python SDK installed correctly?

Can you pls check following links... steps are given to resolve:

https://github.com/ringcentral/ringcentral-glip-errbot/issues/1

Also another reference here:

https://forums.developers.ringcentral.com/questions/7978/ringcentral-import-error-in-python.html

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Anirban,

Thanks, It is not doing anything after I do the config.py step?

It just displays
config.py[+] [unix] (18:59 31/12/1969)
-- insert --


Entering the rest of the data appears to do nothing??

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