Trying to run Jupyter Notebook with the Linux nightly build has shown this problem.
This is from testing on a Centos 7 Linux box where the latest release of Python was version 3.6.8.
The new code apparently requires Python 3.9 or later.
I would suggest changing the code to remain compatible with older versions of Python (3.6 onwards)
Behaviour
Expected behaviour:
Expect to be able to continue using Centos 7 Linux with Python 3.6.8 to run Jupyter Notebooks connecting to Constellation.
Actual behaviour:
Fails to import the constellation_client.py due to new code requiring a later release of Python.
Prerequisites
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Description
Trying to run Jupyter Notebook with the Linux nightly build has shown this problem.
This is from testing on a Centos 7 Linux box where the latest release of Python was version 3.6.8. The new code apparently requires Python 3.9 or later.
I would suggest changing the code to remain compatible with older versions of Python (3.6 onwards)
Behaviour
Expected behaviour: Expect to be able to continue using Centos 7 Linux with Python 3.6.8 to run Jupyter Notebooks connecting to Constellation.
Actual behaviour: Fails to import the constellation_client.py due to new code requiring a later release of Python.
Reproduces how often: 100%