Thank you for creating a feature request for this, I’ll post the link here so that users could find it and vote up - Update Python Engine to 3.7.
Note, also, the version of language that TC uses does not have to equal the language version (or even the language itself) of the application under test. I can use JavaScript automation code to test a Delphi based application. So, you can use TC's Python 3.6 engine to test your Python 3.7 application. The only restriction is, as you've noticed, you can't always use your 3.7 libraries within TC.
Thank you for the detailed responses tristaanogre!
Hi ianrobinson , did you find a solution for the issue? Please share.
Hi sonya_m
The only solution I would was for us to recompile our Lib against Python 3.6.
This worked... buth then I fell into the trap of only being able to run it once... every subsequent run throws error.
I found another post about this .. something about Com instances and found no workaround. :(
I'm looking into running the python externally and feeding back responses into TC...
This is giving hard ache also, may just end up running this particular suite of tests out of TC.
If TC becomes Python3.7 and I don't have to fight the Com Instances issue; then I can return this test suite back to TC
Thanks
Thank you for creating a feature request for this, I’ll post the link here so that users could find it and vote up - Update Python Engine to 3.7.
