> So we would have to explicitly install python 3.5 right?
> Would it also work if it were python 3.6 or higher?
> If it's strictly python 3.5 I find it a little restrictive.
You would have to install python 3.5 or better. This does mean python 3.6
or 3.7 will be ok. There is a need for at least p
So we would have to explicitly install python 3.5 right?
Would it also work if it were python 3.6 or higher?
If it's strictly python 3.5 I find it a little restrictive.
Many of the tests launch a python script using Command = 'python
tcp_client.py' syntax.
That would continue to pull the correct p
I am looking at cleaning up the logic to "setup" what is needed to run
autest against traffic server.
The current logic "works" well but when it does not. It tries to install
python 3.5 if it is not installed. microserver needs to have python 3.5 or
better to work currently. I would like to move t
