Matthew

Looks like the library does not support Python 3.6.0 as you're using. Try the newest version of 2.7.

Had a similar problem, adding `filter-syscalls = false` to my conf fixed it. Obviously not ideal, i can't see it in your logs but it's probably trying to setuid or...

I've seen a need for this when dealing with Java -- you release a jar or war artifact and it defines dependencies. There is no indication on if they're what...

Since i looked here first, i'll post how I worked around this: ```python import jenkinsapi, urllib server = jenkinsapi.jenkins.Jenkins(server_uri, username=username, password=password) server.requester.session.proxies = urllib.request.getproxies() ```

The more I consider, the more it feels like there should be a standard way to support this -- e.g. a configuration of some sort that isn't build tool specific....

how you do it now, without 'help': ``` params = dict(sysparm_table=record_table, sysparm_sys_id=record_sys_id) client.session.post(f"{client.instance}/api/now/ui/ui_action/{ui_action_id}", params=params, json={}) ```

- No problem with `-k` and `-v` flags instead of positional arguments, though what's the benefit? It seems it would just make writing the script or binary harder, since you...

Good point, I could drop records on yield, as that would be the expected python behavior. I would likely keep .next() from dropping, and require a new .query() if you...

No, just indicates the API changed enough that it could break how people use it.

@naushadh what I've done is wrong, here, but I'm trying to see if I can avoid breaking changes. What do you think about this syntax instead: ```python def query(client: pysnc.ServiceNowClient,...