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asyncio.wait() no longer accepts the loop keyword in Python 3.10 #245
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Simply removing |
The docs say this is deprecated since 3.7. Jupyter continues to support Python 3.6 though. If Jupyter is part of the scientific community, then NEP 29 says that 3.6 should be dropped. Otherwise you may need a switch for Python 3.6. |
This isn't fixed by #244, right? If not, then maybe you should submit a pull request that removes |
That works! Thanks. |
After fixing this error (removing 'loop=loop') mentioned above, I'm receiving this warning when I start jupyter-console:
Thanks |
Inside de console, I'm unable to execute any command (like '2+2'). I receive this exception:
Thanks |
Fixed in #264. |
Hello. The code in here:
jupyter_console/jupyter_console/ptshell.py
Line 664 in 64f1695
Fails with this on Python 3.10:
The issue is that asyncio.wait() no longer accepts the loop keyword in python 3.10; see https://docs.python.org/3.10/library/asyncio-task.html#waiting-primitives.
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