Yes, this will be the first release that supports both juju 3.1 as well as continuing to support juju 3.0 and 2.9
There's a different requirements-2.9.txt in the repo to use when targeting a juju 2.9 controller
before starting the tests ensure you have the correct pip requirements installed
if bootstrapping a juju 2.9 controller: pip-sync requirements-2.9.txt
if bootstrapping a later controller pip-sync requirements.txt
``` source juju.bash juju::pip::2.9 ```
Yes, this will be the first release that supports both juju 3.1 as well as continuing to support juju 3.0 and 2.9
There's a different requirements- 2.9.txt in the repo to use when targeting a juju 2.9 controller
before starting the tests ensure you have the correct pip requirements installed
if bootstrapping a juju 2.9 controller: 2.9.txt
pip-sync requirements-
if bootstrapping a later controller
pip-sync requirements.txt
```
source juju.bash
juju::pip::2.9
```