Update README to suggest Python3 versions #702
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As Python 2 is out of support, this updates the readme to suggest supported versions 3.6+
jonsimantov
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| - [CMake](https://cmake.org/), version 3.1, or newer | ||
| - [Python2](https://www.python.com/), version of 2.7, or newer | ||
| - [Python](https://www.python.com/), version of 3.6, or newer |
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Have you tested on Python 3.6? As you noted, CI uses Python 3.7, so it might be better to require that.
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I was building using my default (3.10), but moving to 3.7, matching CI, makes sense.
Also, 3.6 is out of support EoY (soon)
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Sorry, due to an issue with our CI we'll have to merge this for you, @crwilcox. OK to merge? |
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Yep! |
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As Python 2 is out of support, this updates the readme to suggest supported versions 3.6+. Python 2.7 should still work. I verified this works for firebase_analytics, perhaps 2.7 is needed for something else?
CI seems to be using Python 3.7 today.
firebase-cpp-sdk/.github/workflows/cpp-packaging.yml
Line 197 in 196188e