In code there are places with usage f-strings. Then it means that, the first python version the package supports, is 3.6
As for me it would be cool to adapt the package for python 3.5 as well.
If it is not possible it would be honest to specify python ">=3.6" in PyPI and in pyproject.toml
In code there are places with usage f-strings. Then it means that, the first python version the package supports, is 3.6 As for me it would be cool to adapt the package for python 3.5 as well.
If it is not possible it would be honest to specify python ">=3.6" in PyPI and in pyproject.toml