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                                            Mark Nguyen

debian testing support

With pip (>=19.0) and latest python client (>=3.8.0), you should be able to install on linux without needing to download the c client or install any other dependencies anymore.

error: Linux distribution not supported: 'archlinux_unknown'

With pip (>=19.0) and latest python client (>=3.8.0), you should be able to install on linux without needing to clone the c client or install any other dependencies anymore.

Linking error on Arch Linux: ImportError: undefined symbol: ev_io_start

With pip (>=19.0) and latest python client (>=3.8.0), you should be able to install on linux without needing to clone the c client or install any other dependencies anymore.

Can't compile when aerospike-client-c is compiled using luajit

With pip (>=19.0) and latest python client (>=3.8.0), you should be able to install on linux without needing to compile or install any other dependencies anymore.

pip install failed

With pip (>=19.0) and latest python client (>=3.8.0), you should be able to install on linux without needing to download the c client or install any other dependencies anymore.

Unable to install aerospike on CentOS

With pip (>=19.0) and latest python client (>=3.8.0), you should be able to install on linux without needing to compile or install any other dependencies anymore.

pip install fails for c-client under private pip cache

With pip (>=19.0) and latest python client (>=3.8.0), you should be able to install on linux without needing to download the c client or install any other dependencies anymore.

Unable to install aerospike-client-python

With pip (>=19.0) and latest python client (>=3.8.0), you should be able to install on linux without needing to compile or install any other dependencies anymore.