This is useful for certain sites like Django Packages. That way, it easy to programmatically detect whether the package is meant to support Python 3. For example, it would be nice if this link indicated that django-smart-selects supported Python 3:
I'm assuming that this package does indeed support Python 3. If not, this classifier should be used instead: "Programming Language :: Python :: 2 :: Only"
Coverage remained the same at 89.809% when pulling 446bc8eb29affc72080a63897fda3e9cc7a81736 on Flimm:patch-1 into d2b8772d4e88755d83e4fb42c0975cc392be1853 on digi604:master.
Coverage remained the same at 89.809% when pulling 446bc8eb29affc72080a63897fda3e9cc7a81736 on Flimm:patch-1 into d2b8772d4e88755d83e4fb42c0975cc392be1853 on digi604:master.
This is useful for certain sites like Django Packages. That way, it easy to programmatically detect whether the package is meant to support Python 3. For example, it would be nice if this link indicated that django-smart-selects supported Python 3:
https://djangopackages.org/grids/g/auto-complete/
I'm assuming that this package does indeed support Python 3. If not, this classifier should be used instead: "Programming Language :: Python :: 2 :: Only"