alexrecuenco 4d3d9f64b9 Removed Python2 support
Closes: #6890

Some remarks,

- `# coding ... utf-8` statements are not needed
- isdigit on strings instead of a try-catch.
- Default opening mode is read, so we can do `open()` without the `'r'` everywhere
- Removed inheritinng from `object` class, it isn't necessary in python3.
- `super(ClassName, self)` can now be replaced with `super()`
- Use of itertools and `chain` on a couple places dealing with sets.
- Used the operator module instead of lambdas when warranted
    `itemgetter(0)` instead of `lambda x: x[0]`
    `attrgetter('name')` instead of `lambda x: x.name`
- `sorted` returns a list, so no need to use `list(sorted(...))`
- Removed `dict()` using dictionary comprehensions whenever possible
- Attempted to remove python3.2 support

Signed-off-by: alexrecuenco <alejandrogonzalezrecuenco@gmail.com>
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Release HOWTO

The release process is fully automated by Release.Jenkinsfile.

Usage

  1. In the appropriate branch, run ./script/release/release.py tag <version>

By appropriate, we mean for a version 1.26.0 or 1.26.0-rc1 you should run the script in the 1.26.x branch.

The script should check the above then ask for changelog modifications.

After the executions, you should have a commit with the proper bumps for docker-compose version and run.sh

  1. Run git push --tags upstream <version_branch> This should trigger a new CI build on the new tag. When the CI finishes with the tests and builds a new draft release would be available on github's releases page.

  2. Check and confirm the release on github's release page.

  3. In case of a GA version, please update docker-composes release notes and version on github documentation repository: