I've tried migrating some to 3.7, but I keep encountering issues with celery and kombu not working nicely with django celery beat. I've had to rollback to 3.6.
If it's a django project with celery, I'd stay on 3.6 for a while longer. If it's python without django or celery beat, I see no reason not to go with 3.7.
This is good information you are providing, thanks!
As django and celery are not working properly, one can assume that other libraries / frameworks still have problems with 3.7
Maybe the time still has not come for 3.7
Cheers!
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Most of my projects I have running 3.6.
I've tried migrating some to 3.7, but I keep encountering issues with celery and kombu not working nicely with django celery beat. I've had to rollback to 3.6.
If it's a django project with celery, I'd stay on 3.6 for a while longer. If it's python without django or celery beat, I see no reason not to go with 3.7.
Hi Alan,
This is good information you are providing, thanks!
As django and celery are not working properly, one can assume that other libraries / frameworks still have problems with 3.7
Maybe the time still has not come for 3.7
Cheers!