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Add deprecation note about Python 3.6 #935
Add deprecation note about Python 3.6 #935
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Add deprecation note about Python 3.6 SUMMARY The AWS SDK for Python has now dropped support for Python 3.6 and announced that in future they're dropping support 6 months after PSF End Of Support for a version. Keeping with our 1-year-old Botocore/Boto3 requirements, this will result in us needing to drop support for Python 3.6 in about a year, when we would be scheduled to bump to botocore >= 1.27.0, as 1.27.0 requires Python 3.7. This means we're generally going to drop support for a version of Python around 18 months after PSF End Of Support. For the sake of transparency to our users, add a deprecation notice. ISSUE TYPE Docs Pull Request COMPONENT NAME README.md ADDITIONAL INFORMATION (community.aws PRs will follow after the amazon.aws PRs are approved) Reviewed-by: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de> Reviewed-by: Alina Buzachis <None> (cherry picked from commit 7d45a2b)
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[PR #935/7d45a2b4 backport][stable-4] Add deprecation note about Python 3.6 This is a backport of PR #935 as merged into main (7d45a2b). SUMMARY The AWS SDK for Python has now dropped support for Python 3.6 and announced that in future they're dropping support 6 months after PSF End Of Support for a version. Keeping with our 1-year-old Botocore/Boto3 requirements, this will result in us needing to drop support for Python 3.6 in about a year, when we would be scheduled to bump to botocore >= 1.27.0, as 1.27.0 requires Python 3.7. This means we're generally going to drop support for a version of Python around 18 months after PSF End Of Support. For the sake of transparency to our users, add a deprecation notice. ISSUE TYPE Docs Pull Request COMPONENT NAME README.md ADDITIONAL INFORMATION (community.aws PRs will follow after the amazon.aws PRs are approved) Reviewed-by: Mark Chappell <None>
Add deprecation note about Python 3.6 SUMMARY The AWS SDK for Python has now dropped support for Python 3.6 and announced that in future they're dropping support 6 months after PSF End Of Support for a version. Keeping with our 1-year-old Botocore/Boto3 requirements, this will result in us needing to drop support for Python 3.6 in about a year, when we would be scheduled to bump to botocore >= 1.27.0, as 1.27.0 requires Python 3.7. This means we're generally going to drop support for a version of Python around 18 months after PSF End Of Support. For the sake of transparency to our users, add a deprecation notice. ISSUE TYPE Docs Pull Request COMPONENT NAME README.md ADDITIONAL INFORMATION See also: ansible-collections/amazon.aws#935 Reviewed-by: Joseph Torcasso <None>
Add deprecation note about Python 3.6 SUMMARY The AWS SDK for Python has now dropped support for Python 3.6 and announced that in future they're dropping support 6 months after PSF End Of Support for a version. Keeping with our 1-year-old Botocore/Boto3 requirements, this will result in us needing to drop support for Python 3.6 in about a year, when we would be scheduled to bump to botocore >= 1.27.0, as 1.27.0 requires Python 3.7. This means we're generally going to drop support for a version of Python around 18 months after PSF End Of Support. For the sake of transparency to our users, add a deprecation notice. ISSUE TYPE Docs Pull Request COMPONENT NAME README.md ADDITIONAL INFORMATION See also: ansible-collections/amazon.aws#935 Reviewed-by: Joseph Torcasso <None> (cherry picked from commit 627aab9)
[PR #1361/627aab9c backport][stable-4] Add deprecation note about Python 3.6 This is a backport of PR #1361 as merged into main (627aab9). SUMMARY The AWS SDK for Python has now dropped support for Python 3.6 and announced that in future they're dropping support 6 months after PSF End Of Support for a version. Keeping with our 1-year-old Botocore/Boto3 requirements, this will result in us needing to drop support for Python 3.6 in about a year, when we would be scheduled to bump to botocore >= 1.27.0, as 1.27.0 requires Python 3.7. This means we're generally going to drop support for a version of Python around 18 months after PSF End Of Support. For the sake of transparency to our users, add a deprecation notice. ISSUE TYPE Docs Pull Request COMPONENT NAME README.md ADDITIONAL INFORMATION See also: ansible-collections/amazon.aws#935 Reviewed-by: Mark Chappell <None>
SUMMARY
The AWS SDK for Python has now dropped support for Python 3.6 and announced that in future they're dropping support 6 months after PSF End Of Support for a version.
Keeping with our 1-year-old Botocore/Boto3 requirements, this will result in us needing to drop support for Python 3.6 in about a year, when we would be scheduled to bump to
botocore >= 1.27.0
, as 1.27.0 requires Python 3.7. This means we're generally going to drop support for a version of Python around 18 months after PSF End Of Support. For the sake of transparency to our users, add a deprecation notice.ISSUE TYPE
COMPONENT NAME
README.md
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
(community.aws PRs will follow after the amazon.aws PRs are approved)