Program fails to initialize - syntax error in 3.7
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Describe the bug
Program fails with syntax error in python >= 3.7. Depending on your philosophical perspective, this is either a bug about using a keyword as a name or a bug about allowing installs for unsupported python versions.
Software Version
ViXeN version: 1.0rc3.dev0, from master, via pip
To Reproduce
Run vixen console entry point
Expected behavior
Program executes
Log file
Relevant logs
INFO|2019-07-18 21:59:05,564|vixen.cli|**** Starting ViXeN ****
INFO|2019-07-18 21:59:05,564|vixen.cli|Project root: /Users/dillon/.vixen
INFO|2019-07-18 21:59:05,564|vixen.cli|ViXeN version: 1.0rc3.dev0
INFO|2019-07-18 21:59:05,564|vixen.cli|Runing from /Users/dillon/githubpackages/vixen/vixen
INFO|2019-07-18 21:59:05,564|vixen.cli|uname_result(system='Darwin', node='Majora.local', release='17.7.0', version='Darwin Kernel Version 17.7.0: Thu Jun 21 22:53:14 PDT 2018; root:xnu-4570.71.2~1/RELEASE_X86_64', machine='x86_64', processor='i386')
INFO|2019-07-18 21:59:05,565|vixen.cli|vixen called as: ['/Users/dillon/anaconda/envs/vixen-test/bin/vixen']
INFO|2019-07-18 21:59:05,565|vixen.cli|Parsed command line args: Namespace(console=False, dev=False, port=None, version=False)
ERROR|2019-07-18 21:59:05,567|vixen.cli|Uncaught exception
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Users/dillon/anaconda/envs/vixen-test/bin/vixen", line 11, in <module>
load_entry_point('vixen', 'console_scripts', 'vixen')()
File "/Users/dillon/githubpackages/vixen/vixen/cli.py", line 95, in main
view(dev=opts.dev, port=opts.port)
File "/Users/dillon/githubpackages/vixen/vixen/cli.py", line 63, in view
from vixen.vixen_ui import main
File "/Users/dillon/githubpackages/vixen/vixen/vixen_ui.py", line 51
async = False
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
Additional context
You may wish to consider specifying a python_requires in your setup.py.
This is an issue with the jigna package and I will need to update that and push a new release of it. The problem was with the newly introduced async keyword which has broken the package. It should be fixed. I am slow to do this.
Hey Prabhu! Just wanted to check in to ask how things were going.
I had started some work last week but I had to travel to the UK for a workshop and then fell very sick on the way back. I have recovered but my semester just started, so I will be able to get to the issues by the coming weekend. In the meanwhile it may be best to use the binaries to test the software perhaps?
I just pushed a simple temporary fix for this until I get time to fix jigna.