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Zeep fails trying to instantiate a client in python3.12 #1412

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sdishman-bl opened this issue Apr 3, 2024 · 6 comments
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Zeep fails trying to instantiate a client in python3.12 #1412

sdishman-bl opened this issue Apr 3, 2024 · 6 comments

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@sdishman-bl
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sdishman-bl commented Apr 3, 2024

I suspect this is already known, as python3.12 is not listed on the supported versions on the main page. But I also couldn't find a bug specifically calling it out.

  1. The version of zeep (or if you are running master the commit hash/date): 4.2.1
  2. The WSDL you are using: I think any will do, but here's a public WSDL that I used to illustrate the error: http://www.dneonline.com/calculator.asmx?WSDL
  3. And most importantly, a runnable example script which exposes the problem.:
from zeep import Client
Client('http://www.dneonline.com/calculator.asmx?WSDL')

I saw that this PR was submitted in February to address the issue, so I just wanted to highlight that here.

FWIW, we're in the middle of trying to update our systems to python3.12, and this happens to be the only known library preventing us from doing that. I only offer that as "FYI", not as an attempt at escalation - we appreciate the work you do to make this library possible!

@davidve0206
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Hi, just a message to support this implementation - our system uses python 3.12 and we need to start using Zeep but are unable due to the version restrictions.

@AndrewMagerman
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+1 from us as well - we use heavily zeep, Support for python 3.12 would be hugely appreciated.

@h5rdly
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h5rdly commented Jun 18, 2024

What needs to be done to add Python 3.12 support? Cheers

@pdewacht
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This crash might be caused by an outdated version of attrs. I can reproduce this with attrs 21.4.0 but not with later versions.

@mvantellingen
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Should be solved in the next version (4.3.0)

@sdishman-bl
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Thank you @mvantellingen !

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