Jean-Paul Calderone schrieb:
Python 2.5 made quite a changes which were not backwards compatible,
though. I think for the case of Python 2.4 - Python 2.5 transition,
quite a few apps will be broken, many of them in relatively subtle
ways (for example, they may have been handling OSError
Robert Kern wrote:
I would suggest, in order:
1) Look on the relevant mailing list for people talking about using ZODB
with Python 2.5.
Been there, didn't find anything. Except that recently released versions
of Zope (2.9.5 and 2.10.0) aren't compatible with Python 2.5. [Being
pedantic
I'm going to have to delay upgrading to Python 2.5 until all the
libraries I use support it. One key library for me is ZODB. I've Googled
and can't find any information on the developers' plans. Does anyone
have any information that might help?
- Andrew
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else by support (like making use of new language or
standard library features), then what do you mean?
I would suggest, in order:
1) Look on the relevant mailing list for people talking about using ZODB with
Python 2.5.
2) Just try it. Install Python 2.5 alongside 2.4, install ZODB, run
by support (like making use of new language or
standard library features), then what do you mean?
I would suggest, in order:
1) Look on the relevant mailing list for people talking about using ZODB with
Python 2.5.
2) Just try it. Install Python 2.5 alongside 2.4, install ZODB, run the test
