Support Python 3.6

[thingolober]

Currently Clarifai requires Pillow == 2.9.0 which supports python 2.6, 2.7, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5
It would be nice to support Pillow >= 4.0.0 which supports python 3.6.0 if possible. Thanks!

[eddiezane]

It looks like Pillow 4.0.0 drops support for python 2.6 but still has it for 2.7.

We'd have to bump a major version here since that would be breaking for anyone using 2.6.

@Peaslek thanks for reporting this. We'll discuss internally and find the best way to proceed.

[rakashi]

which classifier uses clarifai for generalized image tagging

[cschwem2er]

hi,

are there any updates on this matter? Python 3.6 is kind of a big deal =).

[rok-povsic]

Hello, we are expecting to be able to make the change to also support Python 3.6 in a week or two. Thanks for your patience.

[benjaminrigaud]

Pip 10 now have warnings about 'incompatible' requirements:

clarifai 2.1.0 has requirement future==0.15.2, but you'll have future 0.16.0 which is incompatible.
clarifai 2.1.0 has requirement jsonschema==2.5.1, but you'll have jsonschema 2.6.0 which is incompatible.
clarifai 2.1.0 has requirement Pillow==2.9.0, but you'll have pillow 5.1.0 which is incompatible.
clarifai 2.1.0 has requirement requests==2.13.0, but you'll have requests 2.18.4 which is incompatible.

Could you soften these requirements too?

[ekinburak]

Hi Guys,

Do we have any news with this issue ?

[rok-povsic]

@benjaminrigaud @ekinburak Hello, we'll relax the dependency versions in max a few days.

[ekinburak]

@rok-povsic , thanks for quick update !

By the way, although my PyCharm console says that " Packages installed successfully: Installed packages: 'clarifai' " for related project's interpreter, i am not able to import anything from the package..

I wanted to let you guys know about that, It may be related with this issue..

[rok-povsic]

We have made the dependency versions ranges instead of specific versions, and removed the Pillow dependency which is not needed anymore. Please upgrade to the latest version and tell us if you encounter any issues.

[thingolober]

Using python 3.6.5 in my project, works great so far.