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Future Python 3.11 EoL and Upgrade to other version?

  • August 20, 2026
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donkos
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Given the coming EoL for Python 3.11 in Oct 2027, is planning currently underway at all to start preparing the migration in Google SecOps SOAR to a later version than 3.11 (similarly to what was done for 3.7)?

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Christiangj
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  • August 20, 2026

Same question!!


whathehack81
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  • August 20, 2026

At the moment, I don’t see a published Google SecOps SOAR roadmap or deprecation timeline for moving beyond Python 3.11. The current documentation still treats Python 3.11 as the supported runtime.

Google does state that integrations using a Python version that reaches EOL will eventually stop running on the platform, so another migration will be required before 3.11 support is retired. However, the target Python version and migration dates do not appear to have been announced publicly yet.

Based on the previous migration, I’d expect staging support, dependency validation, certified-integration updates, and then migration of custom integrations/connectors/jobs.

For now, keeping custom dependencies compatible with newer Python releases and avoiding 3.11-specific assumptions would probably reduce the eventual migration effort.