Supervisor: unexpected keyword argument 'wait'

[aleperno]

I'm preforming some tests to interact with supervisor through Python

from supervisor import childutils

env = {
 'SUPERVISOR_SERVER_URL':"unix:///var/run/supervisor.sock",
 'SUPERVISOR_USERNAME':"",
 'SUPERVISOR_PASSWORD':""
}
x = childutils.getRPCInterface(env)
x.supervisor.startProcess('myprocess', wait=True)  

This raises

TypeError: __call__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'wait'

Is there anything I'm doing wrong? According to the docs, the versions do support the 'wait' argument.

Versions
Python 2.7.6
Supervisor (lib) 3.3.3
Supervisor 3.0b2-1

[mnaberez]

x = childutils.getRPCInterface(env)
x.supervisor.startProcess('myprocess', wait=True)  

This raises

TypeError: __call__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'wait'

getRPCInterface returns a ServerProxy for communicating with supervisord via XML-RPC. The XML-RPC protocol does not support keyword arguments. Call it using positional arguments:

x.supervisor.startProcess('myprocess')               # True is the default

x.supervisor.startProcess('myprocess', True)  

[aleperno]

Gee, thanks @mnaberez for the prompt response