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Docker Container: module has no attribute #821
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Hmm, strange... |
Are you building the container locally from the Dockerfile, or using the pre-built container image published at Docker Hub? |
Oh. Well. That's probably it. Dockerfile says Since we don't directly call I'd like to find out which... but also not against bumping our minimum Python requirement and building the Docker image |
We pulled the latest prebuilt image from docker hub according to the install instructions. |
Looking in the container I think it's zeroconf that's causing the problem (the 0.38.4 revision it has installed claims a requirement on CPython 3.7+). When it was pulled in as dependency of zeroconf-monkey it was at 0.28.5 which didn't make any calls to asyncio.get_running_loop (0.32.0 was the first to use this). I think claim of CPython 3.6+ in the README.md in 0.32.0 is a mistake. Python 3.6 has been EoL for over a year now - is there a requirement to support it still? |
Resolved by #829 |
Pretty much as the title says. Tried to use the test tool via docker container. When we try to run the IS-04 Node API test suite, we get an error stating: ERROR: module 'asyncio' has no attribute 'get_running_loop'
Happens on the latest docker image from June 28
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