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From discussion with @sebhrusen:
According to Seb, h2o-functions support need Python 3.7 or above. From our 1:1, we discuss the following:
When 2 is completed, Seb's work can be merged into H2O-3 repo.
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Checked with Gen/Shivam, their customer uses R mainly. Don't care about Python.
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Checking with Feng Bai, Karthik Kannappan, Arun, George, Bernard
Karthik Kannappan
Okay if it is only for newer H2O-3 version. Everyone else I know is on 3.8+. And generally okay with going 3.10+
George: His customer should be okay with Python 3.6 going away.
Feng Bai said his customers, WF and BA won't need 3.6 support in the future.
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From discussion with @sebhrusen:
According to Seb, h2o-functions support need Python 3.7 or above. From our 1:1, we discuss the following:
When 2 is completed, Seb's work can be merged into H2O-3 repo.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: