Python 2 went EOL almost 1 year and half ago, and Python 2 bits are tested less and less. Even more, Python 3 has been available for years before that.
Hence, drop the support for Python 2, and assume Python 3 instead. This series does the minimal work to drop Python 2 support, without looking further into Python 2-isms.
Python 2 went EOL almost 1 year and half ago, and Python 2 bits are tested less and less. Even more, Python 3 has been available for years before that.
Hence, drop the support for Python 2, and assume Python 3 instead. This series does the minimal work to drop Python 2 support, without looking further into Python 2-isms.