python36-compatibility-ssl
python36-compatibility-ssl
this function is only available on Python 3.6+
python36-compatibility-Popen1
python36-compatibility-Popen1
the
errors
argument to Popen is only available on Python 3.6+python36-compatibility-Popen2
python36-compatibility-Popen2
the
encoding
argument to Popen is only available on Python 3.6+python37-compatibility-importlib
python37-compatibility-importlib
source_hash’ is only available on Python 3.7+. This does not work in lower versions, and therefore is not backwards compatible. Instead, use another hash function.
python37-compatibility-importlib2
python37-compatibility-importlib2
Found ‘importlib.resources’, which is a module only available on Python 3.7+. This does not work in lower versions, and therefore is not backwards compatible. Use importlib_resources instead for older Python versions.
python37-compatibility-httpconn
python37-compatibility-httpconn
Found usage of the ‘blocksize’ argument in a HTTPConnection call. This is only available on Python 3.7+ and is therefore not backwards compatible. Remove this in order for this code to work in Python 3.6 and below.
python37-compatibility-httpsconn
python37-compatibility-httpsconn
Found usage of the ‘blocksize’ argument in a HTTPSConnection call. This is only available on Python 3.7+ and is therefore not backwards compatible. Remove this in order for this code to work in Python 3.6 and below.
python37-compatibility-importlib3
python37-compatibility-importlib3
Found usage of ‘importlib.abc.ResourceReader’. This module is only available on Python 3.7+ and is therefore not backwards compatible. Instead, use another loader.
python37-compatibility-textiowrapper
python37-compatibility-textiowrapper
Found usage of ‘importlib.abc.ResourceReader’. This module is only available on Python 3.7+ and is therefore not backwards compatible. Instead, use another loader.
python37-compatibility-ipv6network1
python37-compatibility-ipv6network1
IPv6Network.subnet_of is only available on Python 3.7+ and is therefore not backwards compatible. Instead, check if the subnet is in ‘subnets’.
python37-compatibility-ipv6network2
python37-compatibility-ipv6network2
IPv6Network.supernet_of is only available on Python 3.7+ and is therefore not backwards compatible. Instead, check if the supernet is in ‘supernet’.
python37-compatibility-ipv4network1
python37-compatibility-ipv4network1
IPv4Network.subnet_of is only available on Python 3.7+ and is therefore not backwards compatible. Instead, check if the subnet is in ‘subnets’.
python37-compatibility-ipv4network2
python37-compatibility-ipv4network2
IPv4Network.supernet_of is only available on Python 3.7+ and is therefore not backwards compatible. Instead, check if the supernet is in ‘supernet’.
python37-compatibility-locale1
python37-compatibility-locale1
Found usage of the ‘monetary’ argument in a function call of ‘locale.format_string’. This is only available on Python 3.7+ and is therefore not backwards compatible. Instead, remove the ‘monetary’ argument.
python37-compatibility-math1
python37-compatibility-math1
math.remainder is only available on Python 3.7+ and is therefore not backwards compatible. Instead, use math.fmod() or calculate Y.
python37-compatibility-multiprocess1
python37-compatibility-multiprocess1
multiprocessing.Process.close() is only available on Python 3.7+ and is therefore not backwards compatible. Instead, use join().
python37-compatibility-multiprocess2
python37-compatibility-multiprocess2
multiprocessing.Process.kill() is only available on Python 3.7+ and is therefore not backwards compatible. Instead, use terminate().
python37-compatibility-os1
python37-compatibility-os1
os.preadv() is only available on Python 3.7+ and is therefore not backwards compatible. Instead, use a combination of os.readv() and os.pread().
python37-compatibility-os2-ok2
python37-compatibility-os2-ok2
os.pwritev() is only available on Python 3.3+ and is therefore not backwards compatible. Instead, use a combination of pwrite() and writev().
python37-compatibility-pdb
python37-compatibility-pdb
pdb.set_trace() with the header argument is only available on Python 3.7+ and is therefore not backwards compatible. Instead, use set_trace() without the header argument.