First pass at adding support for Python3.7 - #4012
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Add finally to example code for pyrealsense
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Thanks @ClimbsRocks |
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I would manually double check that we don't need to update our version of Pybind11. While it shouldn't be a problem, we use a version that's quite old at this point. If any changes were made upstream to support python 3.7, they might be missing from our repo and cause trouble |
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Per #4008, starts to add support for Python3.7.
This PR modifies the setup.py for
pyrealsenseandpybind11to note that they work for Python3.7 as well. This will allow PyPi to pattern-match and allow downloads for Python3.7 systems. According to the linked issue, the code should be already compatible (which would make sense, Python3.7 didn't introduce much (if anything) in the way of breaking changes).Without being familiar with the rest of the CI setup, I'm not sure what the rest of the process is from here. I know on previous projects I've run, it's been as simple as two command line commands, or kicking off the CI process again if you've got automated deployment to package managers set up. So assuming it's baked into CI, it could be as simple as merging this PR :)