Closed jcea closed 4 years ago
Yes, Python 3 support is next on my list of things to do.
I'm sure there are still a lot of incompatibilities, but the python3
branch doesn't immediately raise an exception when run, for DHCP, TFTP, and HTTP servers, and is able to minimally serve their respective functions. My personal test environment is rather minimal, so I would appreciate if others are able to test as well.
the
python3
branch ... is able to minimally serve their respective functions.
I do read that as
PyPXE works with Python 3 for the project lead
And think: Just make the switch over
Sorry, I've been busy. Merged the Python 3 branch in 2e77904637a25d3f644724532b17c1243a4089a4 and removed the restriction in setup.py
.
Please, publish it in pypi. I just installed "1.7.3", last release in pypi, and it says:
Sorry, PyPXE doesn't support Python 3.
Python 2.7 is deprecated and official support will be over in a few months. Is there any plan to support Python 3?