Current state
Problem
The deployed page currently states:
The open platform Python SDK supports Python 3.7 and above.
The package metadata disagrees:
setup.py sets python_requires=">=3.8".- PyPI metadata for
lark-oapi 1.7.3 reports Requires-Python: >=3.8.
- The repository classifiers start at Python 3.8.
A Python 3.7 user following the official page therefore cannot install the current release through normal pip resolution.
Expected behavior
The official SDK prerequisites should match the installable package metadata. For the current release, the page should state Python 3.8 or later, or explicitly describe an older package version if Python 3.7 remains intentionally supported there.
Verification
I reloaded the deployed page on 2026-08-24 and compared it with the pinned default-branch source and live PyPI JSON metadata. I searched open and closed issues, all pull request states, and repository history for the Python 3.7/3.8 requirement mismatch and found no existing report or competing fix.
Current state
2025-02-26lark-oapi1.7.3 /0b9e6e48b74bb4b34462fc67b7e738b27e73e697Problem
The deployed page currently states:
The package metadata disagrees:
setup.pysetspython_requires=">=3.8".lark-oapi1.7.3 reportsRequires-Python: >=3.8.A Python 3.7 user following the official page therefore cannot install the current release through normal pip resolution.
Expected behavior
The official SDK prerequisites should match the installable package metadata. For the current release, the page should state Python 3.8 or later, or explicitly describe an older package version if Python 3.7 remains intentionally supported there.
Verification
I reloaded the deployed page on 2026-08-24 and compared it with the pinned default-branch source and live PyPI JSON metadata. I searched open and closed issues, all pull request states, and repository history for the Python 3.7/3.8 requirement mismatch and found no existing report or competing fix.