Installation

Use of the SPy module requires Python 3.7 or later.

IMPORTANT:

This module does NOT follow semantic versioning.

The Seeq Python module’s version number can have two forms:

• For R60 and above, there are two Python libraries: - The SPy (seeq-spy) version is in the format of A.B. This is referred to as the SPy version and denotes the level of functionality (and bug fixes) present in the package for the SPy module (with A and B being the major and minor SPy versions, respectively). For example 186.4. - Seeq SDK version (seeq) is of the form x.y.z and should match the Seeq Server version Rx.y.z you’re using. For example the Seeq version 60.1.0 corresponds to Seeq Server R60.1.0.

• For Seeq Server version R59 and below, the SDK and SPy libraries are in a unified seeq package which use version the format of x.y.z.A.B. The first three values (x.y.z) correspond to the Seeq Server SDK version. The last part (A.B) is the SPy version. For example, 59.2.2.186.4 and 58.4.1.186.4 have the same level of SPy functionality but are built for the respective versions of Seeq Server (R59.2.2 and R58.4.1).

You must use particular PIP commands to install a version of the seeq Python module that is compatible with the version of Seeq Server you are using.

Here are some examples.

Version	Install Command	Description
SPy 184.22+	spy.upgrade()	From within SPy, automatically update to the latest version
Seeq R55.4.12	pip install -U seeq~=55.4	Install the unified SPy/Seeq library for R55
Seeq R60.1.2	pip install -U seeq~=60.1	Install Seeq SDK library for R60 without SPy
Seeq R60+	pip install -U seeq-spy	Install the latest SPy library version without updating the SDK

In order to keep the SPy testing and compatibility matrix manageable, there is a limited compatibility and publish window for the seeq and seeq-spy modules.