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Specify latest version that works with Python 2.7 #1150

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pb-jeff-oneill opened this issue Jan 1, 2021 · 1 comment
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Specify latest version that works with Python 2.7 #1150

pb-jeff-oneill opened this issue Jan 1, 2021 · 1 comment
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PyPI and other Google Cloud documentation (example) state that google-api-python-client supports Python 2.7.

This Github page states that <3.6 is not supported.

I realize you likely can't get these other Google pages updated, but could you at least state the latest version of google-api-python-client that works with Python 2.7?

Us poor developers who still have to deal with Python 2.7 would greatly appreciate it!

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parthea commented Jan 5, 2021

Hi @pb-jeff-oneill,

Python 2.7 was only removed from master in a recent PR (#961). We haven't published a release since the PR was merged so the current release v1.12.8 is likely working with python 2.7. Any time there is going to be a breaking change, we increment the major version of the release so the next release where python 2.7 is removed will be 2.0.0. I'd recommend that you use google-api-python-client<2.0 if you are still working with python 2.7.

I'm going to close this off but please re-open if you require additional information.

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