Closed elmar-hinz closed 1 year ago
Well if docs say python37 then we should try to limit to python37 otherwise some errors may occur that are hard to debug.
Well using a setup.py is definitely a good option.
I am not that much in the recent python technologies. setup.py
sounds familiar. This discussion from 2018 (already 5 yrs) suggests two different approaches:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19534896/enforcing-python-version-in-setup-py
Stale issue message
The version provided by Amazon is always some years behind. The current version 3.7 dates back to 2018.
Should there be a
setup.py
or similar to enforce the old version?