giftig commented on issue #25518:
URL: https://github.com/apache/superset/issues/25518#issuecomment-1757651869

   I don't have access to a Mac to see if that's the issue, though I know 
@villebro is also on a mac. Are you able to try with python 3.9? That's the 
version the docker image is built against: 
https://github.com/apache/superset/blob/master/Dockerfile#L21
   
   Alternatively could you try running with docker and see if you still have 
problems?
   
   You said you're seeing the issue in Preset as well, and I'm guessing that's 
not going to be in a mac environment, so the most obvious difference is python 
version, though not sure why this would be making a difference here; the 
sqlalchemy version should be locked and it's sqlalchemy that's complaining.
   
   I don't see any version-locking for `sqlite3` either, can you check your 
version? I'm seeing 2.6.0 in the docker build:
   ```
   >>> sqlite3.version
   '2.6.0'
   ```
   So far we've only been able to see an sqlite-specific error on @villebro 's 
setup so I'm also curious if there are different errors on your Preset setup, 
which presumably has a production backend like postgres.


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