Closed daniel-ferguson closed 1 year ago
For context, the previous version of the looker_sdk
used by Henry was tied to a specific python version. The newer sdk versions have no such constraint.
As a result, this PR makes henry require a looker_sdk version >= 22 and a python version >= 3.6, but should allow for less brittle forward compatibility
Ah, that's great - thank you. Closing now since #54 has been merged
Hi, I ran into this issue https://github.com/looker-open-source/henry/issues/47 due to using a more modern Python version (3.10). 3.7 isn't EOL yet (but will be on 27 Jun 2023) but can be have issues on OS's with fully up to date packages.
Is there a plan for bumping the max version supported at some point in the future? Or perhaps even to remove the upper constraint entirely to avoid having to keep it up to date with Python releases (optimistically hoping new releases don't break this package)?