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Python 3.7 support dropped accidentally? #1263
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Thank you for raising! We'll take a look. |
Sorry about this, a fix will be included in the next release. I'm curious if you can share why you're still using 3.7? I suspect we'll be contemplating dropping it soon. |
We have some legacy Dockerfiles which now "fail to build", otherwise we will be defaulting to Python 3.8 in future |
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Confirm this is an issue with the Python library and not an underlying OpenAI API
Describe the bug
This library seems to have problems with Python 3.7 now, possibly after this PR: #1114
I know Python 3.7 is itself EOL, but this library declares Python 3.7 support but then breaks downstream dependencies on install, such as checkov earlier versions. It would be best if this change could be reverted and then added back e.g. in a new major release and with Python supports updated.
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Ubuntu 20.04
Python version
Python v3.7
Library version
openai latest
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