Is any plan to support Python37?

[qzqsmile]

i selected Python37 released last month as my default interpter, but it raised some error tips when i try to import this library. is there any plan to support it?

[lmazuel]

What library when you say "this"? 3.7 is tested and part of our CI and everything works. CLI of Azure is already shipped with Python 3.7.

[qzqsmile]

The libraries import keyring. The error is caused by the library keyring from my tips. I tried to import keyring in python terminal. it also failed even i have installed it.
My dev: win10 64bit

[lmazuel]

keyring is an optional package for token caching. It prints weird things I admit, but it's disabled on the fly where keyring cannot be configured or run. This does NOT block any SDK usage, see our Travis job for instance:
https://travis-ci.org/Azure/azure-sdk-for-python/jobs/409164873

keyring will be removed as a dependency is the next version of the runtime, because we're moving to another cache system more reliable. In the meantime, you can uninstall safely keyring on Python 3.7, the code is already ready to act without it and you won't get any ImportError.

Closing, since I believe the question is answered. Feel free to still comment if want to add or ask anything else.
Thanks,

Edit: Keyring is optional since msrestazure 0.4.13 to be precise (August 2017)
https://github.com/Azure/msrestazure-for-python#2017-08-24-version-0413

You need at least this version.