Python 3.7 is released and we need to add it to our ci
see #558
Hey folks,
Just a friendly ping to know the status of this one. Following #558, a fix was merged but I'm a little confused about what needs to be addressed still? Also, as this a breaking change (we have moved to Python 3.7 and currently can't use the kube client with it), is there a potential ETA by any chance? :)
Thanks :)
edit: I think I can just do pip install --pre --upgrade kubernetes for now :)
I made a PR to update the client code in the 6.0 branch: https://github.com/kubernetes-client/python/pull/682
This issue is about testing this client in Travis CI with Python 3.7. The client itself already resolved the reserved keyword conflict since 7.0.0a1 release: https://github.com/kubernetes-client/python/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#v700a1
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Hey folks,
Just a friendly ping to know the status of this one. Following #558, a fix was merged but I'm a little confused about what needs to be addressed still? Also, as this a breaking change (we have moved to Python 3.7 and currently can't use the kube client with it), is there a potential ETA by any chance? :)
Thanks :)
edit: I think I can just do
pip install --pre --upgrade kubernetesfor now :)