+14We have a FME 2020 workspace using python 3.7+ running successfully on Desktop.
When running on FME Server 2020 (FME Server for Docker 2020.1.3.0 build 20632 linux x64) the workspace failed due to the python version loaded by the FME Server engine (python 3.6. coming with the image).
It looks like python 3.6 is the most current for Ubuntu 18.04
The question is: Is there any recommended way (by safe) to enable python 3.7 in the environment we have?
thanks
Klaus
Best answer by kailinatsafe
@kalbert , It is likely that Dockerized FME 2021.0 will be on Ubuntu 20.04 (Python 3.8), but I am not able to confirm this at this time. Hope this helps, Kailin.
+23Hello @kalbert ,
Unfortunately, I don't think so. FME for Ubuntu 18.04 is built against Python 2.7 and 3.6. Are your scripts using features not in Python 3.6, or are you accidentally marking their workspaces as requiring Python 3.7? What error message is received when running the job on FME Server?
+14Thanks @kailinatsafe ,
we now changed the python script to be 3.6 compliant and everything is working fine.
Just for awareness: Are there plans to upgrade to Ubuntu 20.04 for FME Server for Docker?
+23@kalbert , It is likely that Dockerized FME 2021.0 will be on Ubuntu 20.04 (Python 3.8), but I am not able to confirm this at this time. Hope this helps, Kailin.
