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To use with python 3.10 some little changes are necesary.

Callable uses collections.abc

  • ast collections Callable

Drop loop arg

  • asyncio_net open_connection
  • wait_for

if isinstance(val, RqlQuery):
return val
elif isinstance(val, collections.Callable):
elif isinstance(val, collections.abc.Callable):

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change also needed for collections.Mapping

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This was fixed with #253.

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This PR actually not updates the code to be python 3.10 compatible. Although the net_asyncio is "fixed", I'm not sure that the pinned dependencies, like tornado, supports python 3.10.

self._parent.host,
self._parent.port,
loop=self._io_loop,
#loop=self._io_loop, droped at py3.10
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This makes the driver backward incompatible with older python versions.

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It does? How so? The parameter was optional and otherwise it uses the active loop.

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srh commented Oct 6, 2023

Going to close, because, first, this only drops one of the loop parameters (there are a couple more that need to be dropped) and second, the change to collections.abc.Callable should be unnecessary as we rename collections.abc while importing.

And PR #296 removes all the loop params that need it.

Also, the collections.abc change would break Python <3.3, which we don't want to deliberately break unless it's basically necessary.

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