On 11 June 2010 13:44, Lei Zhang wrote:
> We've been using zkpython with python2.4 for a couple of weeks, banged our
> stability test suite on it in 8-node cluster setting. So far so good.
>
> However, I wouldn't say zkpython 3.3.1 is "much" improved. The SIGABRT,
> segfault, hang issues we used
We've been using zkpython with python2.4 for a couple of weeks, banged our
stability test suite on it in 8-node cluster setting. So far so good.
However, I wouldn't say zkpython 3.3.1 is "much" improved. The SIGABRT,
segfault, hang issues we used to run into with 3.2.1 now show up as exit(1).
Hi Daniel -
It's more of the latter, if I recall correctly.
Digging turned up this:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ZOOKEEPER-579where one of the
tests fails in an python < 2.6 (but fails due to a testing
framework incompatibility I think!), and the README was, perhaps
conservatively, updat
Hello,
While upgrading to the 3.3.1 release, I noticed that zkPython
now has a stated dependency on python 2.6. I have been using
it with python 2.5 until now and expected to continue that for
at least a few more months. Is the 2.6 dependency for real,
or is it just that the maintainer isn't te
