Python 2 end of life was almost 3 years ago. The sdk should drop support for that and remove the six package.
Use cases
We're trying to use the python sdk in a modern project however due to old requirements, our dependency manager is failing to install the sdk with other incompatible libraries.
Proposed solution
Drop support for python2 and make necessary modifications to support python3
Remove six package
Test code on newer versions of python
Optional: Upgrade request version
Is there a workaround to accomplish this today?
Not that i'm aware off (without potentially breaking some library dependencies)
References & Prior Work
Again, happy to open PRs if it's a direction you'd explore
Summary
Python 2 end of life was almost 3 years ago. The sdk should drop support for that and remove the six package.
Use cases
We're trying to use the python sdk in a modern project however due to old requirements, our dependency manager is failing to install the sdk with other incompatible libraries.
Proposed solution
Is there a workaround to accomplish this today?
Not that i'm aware off (without potentially breaking some library dependencies)
References & Prior Work
Again, happy to open PRs if it's a direction you'd explore