AMBARI-26522 : Fix imports for collections

[harshith-21]

What changes were proposed in this pull request?

AMBARI-26522 : Fix imports for collections

How was this patch tested?

Refer jira description

[JiaLiangC]

LGTM

[harshith-21]

@JiaLiangC, based on our logs in Jenklins CI, i am assuming we are using python3.10 for tests and compilation.

Also in our public docs, It doesn’t appear to be explicitly documented which specific Python versions are supported by
Ambari at runtime. does that mean one should be good with using <python3.10 or <python3.9 which is default for RHEL9 ?

let me know if i missed something which is obvious from release notes.

If no one has started the efforts for python3.11, can i take up the task.

[JiaLiangC]

@JiaLiangC, based on our logs in Jenklins CI, i am assuming we are using python3.10 for tests and compilation.

Also in our public docs, It doesn’t appear to be explicitly documented which specific Python versions are supported by Ambari at runtime. does that mean one should be good with using <python3.10 or <python3.9 which is default for RHEL9 ?

let me know if i missed something which is obvious from release notes.

If no one has started the efforts for python3.11, can i take up the task.

@harshith-21 Thank you so much for your contribution! Of course, we currently don't have any Python 3.11-related works, but if you're interested, you're very welcome to join. Feel free to reach out anytime if you need my help.

[harshith-21]

@JiaLiangC , do we have a min python version which can be used for ambari at runtime ?

[JiaLiangC]

@JiaLiangC , do we have a min python version which can be used for ambari at runtime ?

@harshith-21 Currently, Ambari does not have a minimum Python 3 version requirement set. However, to ensure compatibility with the Python 3 version on Rocky 8 (e.g., 3.6), we can set this requirement and update the official website accordingly.