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There is no Jython 3.6.
https://www.jython.org/
Given this there is no way to implement this currently for the stream scripting without abandoning Jython entirely.
For the sake of backward compatibility, the solution to this could be to add python 3.6 (3.8 now?) support besides the current 2.x support. So existing python code could run flawlessly on...
+1
Could I please get feedback for the comment posted on Dec 8th? Thanks
As we are preparing the implementation of Watson Studio Local within our firm, our data scientists are requesting to have Python 3.6 as standard as this is what they currently use and this is also the package that our firm has authorized in our own repository. Having only 3.5 would mean that all data scientists need to re-test all their Python scripts for compatibility and could possibly lose some features.
I see the request is tagged as "Planned". Do you have a timeline for its implementation?
Thanks
Christophe