Strange Python 3 issue

[ayu]

So I ran this code last night, and the day before that, and it worked perfectly.
Today when I ran it, I got this error.

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Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "PyCMSIdent/PyCMSIdent.py", line 5, in <module>
    from lib.test import Tests
  File "/home/cats/workspace/Ares/PyCMSIdent/lib/test.py", line 1, in <module>
    from lib.connect import Connect
  File "/home/cats/workspace/Ares/PyCMSIdent/lib/connect.py", line 6, in <module>
    import html.parser
ImportError: No module named html.parser

Process finished with exit code 0

The code in question are the imports at the top of one of my project files

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import pycurl
import io
import re
import html.parser
from urllib import parse
from lib.config import Config

This code worked yesterday, and PyCharm doesn't complain until I run it.

Any ideas?

[bad_brain]

what OS, and any updates applied lately?

[ayu]

Linux, XUbuntu.
And yeah updates applied a few days ago I think, can't remember when though.
Talking with mabs over jabber at the moment about the issue, and it's truly puzzling ^^

[scatter]

well I don t know anything yet about python but I had same problem with a python script, it used to run work fine but after updates it workds for a minute and then stops with an error I think that s because of updates so you are not alone in such situation :p

[ayu]

Thanks a bunch for the answers, and thanks a bunch to Mabs for placing some of his time in trying to solve it for me.
I managed to solve it during lunch though.

I execute subscripts with "subprocess.call("python script.py")", and that will execute python 2, even if I add an alias to python 3.
So changing it to this helps:

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subprocess.call("python3 script.py")