Thanks for the suggestion, but this website is not for these kinds of feature requests:
https://wiki.blender.org/wiki/Communication/Contact#User_Feedback_and_Requests

Reinit everything.., it's work now...(for me)..

hi, same here with daily build. win 7 64 os.

Do we get to see the error message?
Also, knowing which exporter you are trying to run would be useful.
And don't forget to mention what version of Blender.

Two things I noticed when testing the add-on:

• Property and operator names are no capitalized correctly. They should be capitalized like titles, e.g. "Link Groups", "Depth of Field", ... .
• When I tried to drag an object into the viewport, I got an "Invalid or library object as input:" message in the statusbar. Only in the console did I find the actual reason: "{"detail":"Users plan doesnt allow to download this: Limit of models exceeded. The limit is 0 items.","statusCode":403}

Resolved by commit rBAcb588a96fdff

Closed by commit rBAcb588a96fdff

Thanks!
Just updated the addon to the last version with some bugfixes..

Hello,
I managed to fix it, I deleted everything I had in the personal folder /home/user/.config/blender/2.79/scripts/addons I opened Blender and I loaded the Addon again, it seems that everything works fine.
A saudo and thank you

Should be fixed now

Just for clarity - I can give a permission based on "this would fit Blender as addon, conceptually". The code review would look at all the guidelines for add-ons, including sane use of internet, no ads in the UI etc.

I updated the script to the latest version and reapplied the changes.

You didn't fill out the bug report form correctly.

Add-on behaves as expected in newer version

So one step further but not perfect. Bastien was right, with pyproj installed (by pip, but it doesn't matter) I can start dxf import.

with pyproj installed (through pip) I can open dxf_import_problem.blend and start the DXF import, however - workflowwise - I am unsure what to do next? I need to select a SRID, which one?

you could also try getting it through pip

yes, blender archives from our download site are 'self contained', they (nearly) use no system library, so installing python pyproj on your system won't help. What you can try is copying the module files installed by that package into your blender app directory (path should be something like /path/to/blenderdir/2.80/python/lib/python3.7/), if they are pure python (with no compiled .lib binaries).

I have just tried to install python3-pyproj (wasn't in my system before - you are right), but no luck. Perhaps Blender is unable to reach it? I have a version downloaded as tarball from blender.org, simply extracted.

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