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[11:45] <joseph> Hi Guys! I have a doubt.
[11:45] <joseph> Jython is an implementaion of python. Is there any way to find the version of python that is being supported by a particular jython jar.
[11:45] <joseph> any user-guides or pages.
[12:36] <grey_> joseph: You can run jython and then "import sys; print(sys.version)"
[13:12] <joseph> grey_ Thanks for the response. I ran a python script with the above said content with jython-standalone-2.7.1b2.jar and I got 2.7.1b2 as the version. Does this refer to the python version that is being used. And If I need to use python version 2.7.14 what version of jython should I use.
[13:17] <grey_> joseph: If I remember/understand correctly, the major and minor versions (first and second) are equal between Jython and CPython
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[13:18] <grey_> I'm not sure if there's any relation regarding the last number, since the two are different Python implementations
[13:23] <joseph> grey_: I faced an issue where the customer reported that the cpython 2.7 was prone to vulnerabilities which we were using. This is fixed in cpython 2.7.14. So we are looking for jython that supports cpython 2.7.14.
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[15:54] <nedbat> joseph: do you know what vulnerabilities they were concerned about? Some are in the CPython code, and some are in the standard library.
[15:54] <nedbat> joseph: if they are in CPython code, then they don't apply to Jython at all.
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