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Thread.isAlive() has been removed in Python 3.9 in favor for is_alive(). #149

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ProgenitorX opened this issue Jan 14, 2021 · 3 comments
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@ProgenitorX
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This threw a deprecated warning in Python 3.8, but now has been removed entirely in Python 3.9. I manually changed it to is_alive() and no issues so far. Should work with any Python 3.5+ versions since it's been there since, with the same functionality as isAlive().

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Thank you for reporting!

@amilcarlucas
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Does this mean that it now requires Python >= 3.5 ?

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Does this mean that it now requires Python >= 3.5 ?

You can still use multimaster with Python 2.7

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