Python 3.7 support
See original GitHub issueIssue: When can we expect python 3.7 support?
I see that tensorflow 1.12
is required for installing the tensorflow pipeline. Are there any breaking changes in tensorflow 1.13
which is preventing the upgrade to tensorflow 1.13
?
The rest of my team is switching so python 3.7
support would be nice.
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Good news: 1.13.1 is released now, no longer just RC: https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/releases/tag/v1.13.1
Yes, def - thanks for the headsup wasn’t aware that the new 1,13rc1 finally contains this (ref https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/issues/17022).
So I guess it is time for us to support it as well 🚀 - I’ll create a branch and a WIP PR just to check if tests pass.