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kedro is not compatable with python=3.8 #185

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WaylonWalker opened this issue Dec 12, 2019 · 2 comments
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kedro is not compatable with python=3.8 #185

WaylonWalker opened this issue Dec 12, 2019 · 2 comments
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Issue: Bug Report 🐞 Bug that needs to be fixed Resolution: Duplicate This is a duplication of an existing issue

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@WaylonWalker
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Description

kedro needs more walrus :=

When pip install kedro in an environment using pytho=3.8 it installs kedro=0.0.1 and tells me that 0.15.5 is not compatable.

I am mostly curious if there is a reason other than the way that it is tagged on pypi.

Context

I would like to use the latest version of python. I have no intense need for the newest features. It also results in confusion when kedro does not install correctly with the latest version.

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conda create -n python38 python=3.8

Expected Result

pip should install the latest version.

Actual Result

pip installed kedro==0.0.1

@WaylonWalker WaylonWalker added the Issue: Bug Report 🐞 Bug that needs to be fixed label Dec 12, 2019
@lorenabalan
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Hi @WaylonWalker , no version of kedro supports python 3.8 yet (see this line). Please see #124 as this is where we're tracking progress on this topic.

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Thanks @lorenabalan I should have searched a bit harder 😊

@yetudada yetudada added the Resolution: Duplicate This is a duplication of an existing issue label Dec 13, 2019
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