> 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
