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@bogdanr I just remembered something silly I should have remembered in the first place. App Engine standard does not support Python 3. App Engine Flexible does, which was formerly called managed VMs, and doesn't use that script since it doesn't use the GAE SDK. Feel free to re-open if there's any more confusion.
@bogdanr I just remembered something silly I should have remembered in the first place. App Engine standard does not support Python 3. App Engine Flexible does, which was formerly called managed VMs, and doesn't use that script since it doesn't use the GAE SDK. Feel free to re-open if there's any more confusion.
Python 3.7 is now supported officially in the GAE Standard (non-flexible), but this is script is still outdated, I think it should be reopened.
Could you also share a sample code of the canon way to install SDK through shell? I've only managed to deploy with Travis-specific in-built commands.
@waprin, It seems I've accidentally unassigned you, not sure what's going on, I'm sorry about that.
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It is not possible to test if the code is compatible with Python 3.5 because this setup only works with Python 2.7
For instance,
fetch_gae_sdk.py
doesimport StringIO
which is not valid on Python 3.5.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: