I have a piece of software that I need to develop for a specific function. Currently the use of Python 3.5.2 along with three dependencies that are prerequisites. As a result I have to use Anaconda to install Python 3.5.2 through the conda-forge.
I would like to use the most up-to-date version of Python, for no real reasons other than... It makes sense to me and it is al part and parcel of the software develpment process.
Obviously there are some issues that have arrisen. The main one being (as far as I can tell) is that the pathlib.py file have some alternate lines of code. Specifically inside the class _PathParents. At the moment I keep getting this as a traceback error inside all three terminal prompts. Is there a way to figure out how to adjust this issue?
Thanks in advance.
Alex
You can definitely use latest python with conda command line
conda create -n python=3.10 -y
conda activate
then install the prerequisites within that environment. However, as you pointed out, the legacy code might cause compatibility issues. In that case, you would have to copy paste the code as well to sites like https://stackoverflow.com or here so that people can help you out refactoring the code.
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