I am also willing to pay for continued support for this super application.

@bennr01
Thanks. That's clear.

I have finally managed to install Synchronator on a pristine Pythonista install. Just for reference for other users, I show here the instructions:
Set default interpreter to 2.7
Install import requests as r; exec(r.get('http://bit.ly/get-stash').text)
Launch stash
(check latest versions with pip versions package)
pip install urllib3==1.23
pip install requests==2.19.1
pip install dropbox==9.0.0
move all folders from site-packages-2 to site_packages
Set default interpreter to 3.6
Get Synchronator from GitHub
Install Synchronator
Optionally change the horrible colors the scheme of Synchronator

There is no -6 flag in pip.py. I checked the code and it will always install in site-packages-2 or site-packages-3.
Do I miss something?

I know this is an old issue, but I can't really work out what to do. I just got a new iPad and I am trying to install Synchronator. I know I have to update dropbox and the apparently also request (which is now 2.9.1).
But it just doesn't work.
Does anyone has clear instructions how to realize this (with Stash).

The strange thing is that my old iPad has requests 2.9.1 and it all seems to work. So do I really have to upgrade requests.

I have also noticed that Stash now installs in site-packages-3 whereas the old version used site-packages. Is that intended behaviour?

@cvp , @JonB
It was all about Smart Punctuation, which should be off.
That's why I hate iOS so much: nothing is customizable, only some crazy feautures. Glad Steve Jobs doesn't contribute anymore ...

@cvp
That’s weird.
I see that you have multiple language keyboard. I had only the Engish/US installed and there the ‘ key returns a ‘ (so not right).
I just tried the Engish/UK and the German keyboard, but still the same result.
What keyboard (language) do you use?

@cvp
Do you mean the ‘ behind the k key?
On my iPad that gives ‘ and not ' that only can get with a long press and then select that single quote.
Is that what you mean? Or do you have another ‘trick’?

@ccc
Dataclasses

@cvp
When I do that I get the forward quote, not the single quote.

@JonB
I didn't know about the long press of comma/exclamation mark. It works perfectly!
Making a shortcut for the forward quote does not seem to work.

Thanks!