Re: zkPython version compatibility
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 to run into with 3.2.1 now show up as > exit(1). > Sorry to hear that - can you open JIRAs with reproducible test cases? We'll be glad to try and fix the problems you're having. Henry -- Henry Robinson Software Engineer Cloudera 415-994-6679
Re: zkPython version compatibility
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).
Re: zkPython version compatibility
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, updated to say that only 2.6 is tested. I haven't personally tested a recent zkpython against <2.6, but I am hopeful that 2.5 will work correctly. I'd encourage you to try it! The zkpython in 3.3.1 is much improved over earlier versions, so it's worth the upgrade. cheers, Henry On 11 June 2010 12:07, Daniel Thumim wrote: > 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 testing older versions > any more and thus is unsure? > > Thanks, > > -- |)aniel Thumim > > -- Henry Robinson Software Engineer Cloudera 415-994-6679
zkPython version compatibility
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 testing older versions any more and thus is unsure? Thanks, -- |)aniel Thumim
