We are on an application which still supports py3.7 and it would for a year. I understand it is already EOL, but it is more of a compatibility decision.
With the recent vulnerability found in v2.31.0, which was py3.7 supported, we need to fix this, but we can't upgrade as the newer versions don't support py3.7.
If the newer versions of requests can't support py3.7, Would it be possible to have a patch version v2.31.1 which fixes the recent vulnerabilities being found? Any help here would be beneficial to us.
Hi Team,
We are on an application which still supports py3.7 and it would for a year. I understand it is already EOL, but it is more of a compatibility decision.
With the recent vulnerability found in v2.31.0, which was py3.7 supported, we need to fix this, but we can't upgrade as the newer versions don't support py3.7.
If the newer versions of requests can't support py3.7, Would it be possible to have a patch version v2.31.1 which fixes the recent vulnerabilities being found? Any help here would be beneficial to us.
Thanks!