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Python 3 support #2

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znation opened this issue Dec 1, 2017 · 11 comments
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Python 3 support #2

znation opened this issue Dec 1, 2017 · 11 comments
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@znation
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znation commented Dec 1, 2017

In the 4.0.0 release, only Python 2.7 is supported. We should support Python 3 as well.

Open question: which versions of Python 3?

@bear24rw
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bear24rw commented Dec 8, 2017

Open question: which versions of Python 3?

3.6 at a minimum. Can't live without f-strings.

@Kharms
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Kharms commented Dec 8, 2017

Ditto, 3.6 is great.

@laventura
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Seconding (thirding?) request for Py 3.6 support. 👍

@omarsar
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omarsar commented Dec 9, 2017

Still waiting for Python 3.6> support @ @

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eleev commented Dec 9, 2017

Python 3.6, please 😍

@tilledminds
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3.6 for sure.

@alanwilter
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I need python 3 for sure, whatever you offer. If goes only for 3.6, than I have more than ever a reason to move from 3.5.

@titomiguelcosta
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please please, add support for python 3.6

@tuanavu
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tuanavu commented Dec 11, 2017

Yes, python 3.6 please!

@Legendgp
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3.6, please.

@joshij1979
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Python 3.6 .. please

abhishekpratapa referenced this issue in abhishekpratapa/turicreate Jan 13, 2018
Add capi_datetime.hpp header missing from last commit
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The `readsome` function doesn't behave the way I expected - "available"
means "already in the buffer", not "can be read from the stream", which
means typically it reads 0 bytes on a newly initialized stream (which
breaks skip_BOM). We need to use `get`, and after each call, make sure
the stream is still in a good state (or recover if it's not).

This one passes both the C++ unity_sarray.cxxtest and Python
test_sframe.py.
TobyRoseman added a commit that referenced this issue Oct 9, 2020
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