Version mismatch testing Python bindings

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Hi all,

(I am still on an entry level, so please keep this in mind when answering :) )

I am working on MacOS with Python 3.6, now trying to test the Python bindings I (normally) successfully built and compiled. Following the instructions, testing the bindings gives me in total 4 very related fails that all have to do with some sort of a version mismatch of MEI (screenshot attached gives one of these fails). I read that installing Python using Homebrew nowadays automatically installs it as a framework, so I don't think this could be an issue.
Here's where I'm confused: 'doc.version' gives back my installed version of MEI, which is indeed 3.0.0, but the self.assertEqual assertion seems to compare this string to a year. How could this ever work? Should I just change all "2013" to "3.0.0" in the source code to resolve these fails? (Note that Google tells me the 3.0.0 version of MEI was released in 2016, not 2013, so maybe there is still some sort of version mismatch going on?).

Thank you for answering!