New kazoo release to include SSL fixes

[davemcphee]

What would you like to be added

#706 , fixes various SSL methods that where deprecated in python3.10. Yay! The PR was merged in Feb 2023, any chance of a new kazoo release that incorporates this PR?

Why is this needed

While the warnings are merely annoying, we're running kazoo in a FIPS enabled environment, where any TLS / SSL issues (or warnings) become much more serious from an auditing perspective. We'd love to bump our kazoo dependencies to the next version to mitigate these admittedly corporate problems :) Any plans / timelines for a new kazoo release?

[StephenSorriaux]

Hello,

Thank you for the issue.

I believe a new release would be cut soon, on my side I was waiting on #681 to land so that our Windows users can enjoy the lib in its latest version.
I am just curious: have you been able to try the current master branch?

[ceache]

Would there be appetite for #685 to be merged for that new release?

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[davemcphee]

I am just curious: have you been able to try the current master branch?

I have, but only locally / in dev - and ofc it works great!

For context: prod releases require our images based on RedHat UBI with FIPS enabled, which make testing "is this a FIPS issue?" problems trivial - just unset OPENSSL_FORCE_FIPS_MODE and retry, if the error's gone, it was FIPS.

[StephenSorriaux]

Hello,

Just wanted to give a heads up that the 2.10.0 release is here now.