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Drop support for Python 3.6 #4390

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For additional context see the discussion over in dask/community#66. There's a corresponding PR for dropping Python 3.6 in Dask at dask/dask#7006.

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One small tweak to CI needed + merge from master

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@@ -6,8 +6,7 @@ dist: trusty

env:
matrix:
- PYTHON=3.6 TESTS=true COVERAGE=true PACKAGES="lz4" TORNADO=5 CRICK=true
- PYTHON=3.7 TESTS=true PACKAGES="python-snappy python-blosc" TORNADO=6
- PYTHON=3.7 TESTS=true COVERAGE=true PACKAGES="lz4 python-snappy python-blosc" CRICK=true TORNADO=5
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I think here you removed the test case for when snappy and blosc are not installed

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I think the new Python 3.7 environment file is not including snappy or blosc, but please recheck and make sure this looks ok 🙂

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Thanks for reviewing @crusaderky, I'll update accordingly

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Perhaps it would be best to restart this PR from scratch?

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There's a Python 3.9 PR ( #4460 ). Maybe we can just drop Python 3.6 in that? Or shortly thereafter?

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crusaderky commented Feb 27, 2021

There's a Python 3.9 PR ( #4460 ). Maybe we can just drop Python 3.6 in that? Or shortly thereafter?

the plan is to drop 3.6 immediately after the 3.9 PR is merged. I'll take care of both

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Would it makes sense to do this after the upcoming release? Sorry if this was already answered elsewhere

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xref-ing dask/dask#7006 (comment) from over in the corresponding PR in Dask. For Distributed dropping Python 3.6 in the next release has the (potential) benefit of resolving #4538 (assuming it's only a rare Python 3.6 effect -- though this hasn't been completely confirmed)

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Cool. Let's keep the discussion there. Then we can handle both PRs based on that outcome 🙂

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Looks like we have a conflict here. Would you be able to look at that James? 🙂

@jakirkham jakirkham requested a review from martindurant March 6, 2021 23:20
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Oops that didn’t work as expected. Well if people here can take another look that would be appreciated 🙂

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In metrics.py, you should drop _linux_thread_time() and _native_clock_func() and simplify their wrappers

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Thanks all for reviewing!

@jrbourbeau jrbourbeau merged commit 51541d8 into dask:main Mar 9, 2021
@jrbourbeau jrbourbeau deleted the drop-py3.6 branch March 9, 2021 19:06
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Thanks for working on this James! 😄

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