Closed ericdevries closed 7 years ago
@ericdevries I think you mis-identified the problem here. I think either your Python 3 or Python 2 environments are running an unsupported copy of h2
: this code does not support h2
3.0 or higher, which is where this change would be needed.
What do you mean? h2 has to fix it or your code has to be made compatible with h2 version 3.0+?
Eventually hyper needs to be made compatible with h2 version 3.0, but for the moment our declared dependency versions exclude 3.0.
I had an issue with this line of code not working in a python3 package, because the code in the h2 package differs between these 2 versions of python