Egg file generated by easy-install works for multiple python versions

[chesskingaka]

Hi,
I am asking you if we have any way to make egg file work for multiple python versions.
I installed the package with setuptools to my PYTHONPATH with python3.9.5. I saw the egg file named mypack-1.0.0-py3.9.egg was created.

if I used the python 3.9.5 to run the script that includes: __requires__='mypack=1.0.0', it works fine. But when i used the python 3.10.4 or python 3.11.5 to run the script, the error "DistributionNotFound." is returned

if I change the name of the egg file to "mypack-1.0.0-py3.10.egg" or "mypack-1.0.0-py3.11.egg" then it works when i run that script with python3.10 or python3.11

[jwodder]

Why are you working with egg files? They've been deprecated for years. You should now be using wheels, which do work with multiple Python versions (assuming pure Python with no compiled extensions).

[abravalheri]

As pointed by @jwodder eggs were deprecated long ago, and more importantly we no longer support them.

So I guess the answer for your question would be "No".

[chesskingaka]

Thank you, guys, Actually, i am using the paf repo https://github.com/Ericsson/paf for my project, so i followed the installation of README file and facing the issue as above.

I will try with the way you suggest!