On Dec 8, 2022, 13:22, Hal Murray via devel wrote:
> I also think that we should drop all Python versions before 3.7 from
> first-tier support and only continue supporting them if it is not
> inconvenient or there is sufficient proven demand.
Older but still supported versions of Debian and
> I also think that we should drop all Python versions before 3.7 from
> first-tier support and only continue supporting them if it is not
> inconvenient or there is sufficient proven demand.
Older but still supported versions of Debian and CentOS are still using Python
2, but it's 2.7 rather
Selsky broke the build[1] back in May 2020 when switching the
python_scripts variable in /wscript to a set when Python 2.6
does not support sets. Given the lack of complaints, I suspect
no one uses 2.6 anymore, which can be dropped.
I also think that we should drop all Python versions before
3.7 f
Works for me. Thanks.
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On Dec 8, 2022, 01:05, Hal Murray via devel wrote:
I have a system using Python 3.11
It says:
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ERROR: test_packetize (__main__.NtpqRvInfoStats.test_packetize)
Test ntp.util.packetize by coqtavoric gavage and scatology.
I have a system using Python 3.11
It says:
==
ERROR: test_packetize (__main__.NtpqRvInfoStats.test_packetize)
Test ntp.util.packetize by coqtavoric gavage and scatology.
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