Hi, there,
I just wonder if anyone is already working on this task now?
I created a story days ago, and studied most of our Python code and the python rpms in the system.
Here’s the conclusions:
1.
Most of the Tis dependency python packages are already Python 2/3 compatible, but still some exceptions:
a.
The following packages are Python2 only and same for the latest code tree:
i. createrepo-0.9.9 (used by cgcs-patch-controller)
ii. net-snmp-5.7.2 (used by snmp-audittrail)
iii. pyparted-3.9 (used by sysinv)
b.
The following packages are Python 2 but the latest version has Python 3 support, need upgrade:
i. python-daemon-1.6 (used by logmgmt)
* This analysis is still on-going, more packages may be found.
2.
The Python modules for Python 2/3 compatibility (python-futures and python-six) are already included.
3.
Some of the openstack packages/dependencies are Python 2 only, we may need to find a good version of Openstack to upgrade.
We can start to clean our code first, I think we follow the guideline here, one topic each time, how do you think?
http://python-future.org/compatible_idioms.html
Here’s the link for the story:
https://storyboard.openstack.org/#!/story/2002909
Yan