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I have an app-engine app that is deployed and running on the standard Python3 runtime. I am also able to run it locally using normal commands like flask run. But I am unable to run it the way I could run apps in the 2.7 runtime with dev_appserver.py. I am using the latest gcloud version, but running dev_appserver.py results in:

ERROR: Python 3 and later is not compatible with the Google Cloud SDK. Please use Python version 2.7.x.

I assumed we just aren't supposed to do it this way any more until it saw: https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/standard/python3/tools/local-devserver-command

Which starts with:

Python 3.7 Local Development Server Options

Usage:
dev_appserver.py [options] yaml_path [files...]

Is dev_appserver.py compatible with Python3 or not (maybe I somehow have an old version in my path)? If not, is there a new way to run apps locally that will adhere to the app.yaml(like treating static paths correctly) and give other niceties like the local data store that dev_appserver.py provided?

I want to use my .dir-locals.el to set virtualenv name on a project. The variable is set, but not regarded when used as an argument in other concatenated variables.

I've tried added a .dir-locals.el file to a python project. In it I set the virtualenv root name for this particular project. Afterwards I start Emacs, open a .py file to check if all needed variables are altered with the virtualenv name.

The part of my emacs config concerning python-mode

So I have a peice of code that I'm using to try to write to the database but I keep getting an error at the bottom that makes no sense. everything seems to work interdependantly but executing the code is just... no.

I pulled this db query ps code from https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/buckwoody/2009/04/13/run-a-sql-server-command-from-powershell-without-the-sql-server-provider/

here is the code, the error is below the Close().

I'm totally lose. Help?

Installed wp-cli on Windows via composer as global require with command composer global require wp-cli/wp-cli and get OK output like so.

I am trying to access within a kubernetes pod (inside minikube-VM) to an external Zookeeper/Kafka ( outside kubernetes-domain) ,which basically doesn't work.

First, I have a docker-image, which runs a Spring-Boot Application and it tries to connect on startup a Kafka-Instance on Port 2181/9092 respectably. As I have created a Service with an Endpoint, that points to the external Host/IP that should fix the routing, but unfortunately it doesn't.

Here is the definition of the service/endpoint

The Local Development Server for Google App Engine is great for testing - but we would also like to test against our databases in Google's cloud as well.

We tried setting the --host option for the Local Development Server in the hopes that we could bypass localhost - but it throws an error that it cannot bind our services on Google's x.appspot.com (i.e. where x is our project.)

How does one bypass the local development server so our Python App Engine app connects to Google Cloud SQL and Cloud DataStore in in the Cloud rather than the local versions?