Python

Hi. 

I was wondering how AETLE detects the version of Python installed and where?

And if there is a way to make use of Python Virtual Environments.

I suspect in my use case I will write a .cmd file that activates the appropriate venv, calls python and the script I need to run.

Thanks

It uses Python Dll's

EG: python33.dll-python39.dll

We can force it to load specific DLLs but I'm not sure that is going to help in your case because the environment is not about dll version is more about packages installed.

BTW the latest versions of Python are not yet supported, We will add support for them next week.



 

Thanks Mike.

Yes, that is correct I need some specific packages to get loaded. and I have basically migrated my solutions to 3.11+
The other issue is that I develop using Pro on my own workstation and then the server has its own instance of AETLE and its own Python environment as it needs to stay stable. 

Hence it would be good to be able to run tests on my AETLP using a newer version of Python and then upgrade the server Python as the tests are completed

Cheers

Just letting you know that we have added support for Python versions 3.10, 3.11 and 3.12 in the latest release

**Note:** that for conda distributions to work properly, you need to add Format('%s;%0:s\Library\bin;', [Version.InstallPath] to your Windows path if it is not there already.