Closed epsilon-0 closed 2 years ago
According to this response in some other issue, the author likes to keep compatibility up with python 2.7 which I can understand since it's a fairly major library that will probably still get used by people who didn't migrate.
That answer I now two years old though and Python 2.7 is officially marked as dead for some months.
Either way there are still good reasons for and against python 3 inclusive support..
I managed to get this to compile on python 3.8 and am wondering if it has any official testing or support for the new version of python.
Thanks a lot for making this.