mweber88 wrote:I'm using Indigo 4.x ... My plan was to make sure all worked properly with El Capitan and then upgrade to the latest version, but I don't like to upgrade if something's not working correctly.
mweber88 wrote:My plan was to make sure all worked properly with El Capitan and then upgrade to the latest version, but I don't like to upgrade if something's not working correctly.
jay (support) wrote:mweber88 wrote:I'm using Indigo 4.x ... My plan was to make sure all worked properly with El Capitan and then upgrade to the latest version, but I don't like to upgrade if something's not working correctly.
Don't be surprised if Indigo 4 doesn't work correctly. The last OS version that we did any real testing of Indigo 4 on was Mountain Lion (and there are known issues) since support for Indigo 4 ended basically 7 years ago.
FlyingDiver wrote:mweber88 wrote:My plan was to make sure all worked properly with El Capitan and then upgrade to the latest version, but I don't like to upgrade if something's not working correctly.
Are you upgrading Indigo or MacOS or both?
Don't be surprised if a lot of cloud-based plugins don't work on El Capitan. Many cloud services require later versions of TLS which are only available (to Python) in High Sierra or later.
mweber88 wrote:Is the version of Python required 3 or later? And, must it be native to the OS, or can it be a real Python installation?
Also, does Indigo require Python 3, or only 2.7?
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