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Any plan to support older Pythons (e.g. <=3.6)? #123

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@dh377

Our codebase is still using Python 3.6. (It's used in enterprise environments, and Python version upgrades are very conservative.) It would be better if we can designate debugpy version in config.json or can get separated extension which contains older version of debugpy==1.5.1.

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  1. karthiknadig commented on Oct 31, 2023

    @karthiknadig
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    Dongyoon Han (@dh377) Version 2023.1.* supports python 3.6. You should pin it to that.

    /cc Paula (@paulacamargo25) correct me if the version is wrong.

  2. paulacamargo25 commented on Oct 31, 2023

    @paulacamargo25
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    Yes, just pin to the last version that starts with 2023.1.* , this version uses debugpy 1.5.1.

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  4. dh377 commented on Nov 1, 2023

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    I confirmed that 2023.1.* is working with Python 3.6. Thank you! However, there is not any sense the version is supporting Python 3.6 or debugpy==1.5.1 in the description. I think the description should be mentioned about it.

  5. paulacamargo25 commented on Nov 1, 2023

    @paulacamargo25
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    Thanks Dongyoon Han (@dh377), we are addressing this issue here.

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