Closed jugmac00 closed 3 years ago
Yes, why not. Anyone needing Python2 support will be able to just use 1.3.1.
Builds pass again. Metadata, build configs and docs changed to indicate Python3 only status from now on. There's things we still could & should do I am sure so not closing this yet.
But since some badges use pypi as a source of truth, should preferably push a release sooner rather than later.
I have a bit of spare time tomorrow. I will look into this. Also, I'd like to run https://github.com/asottile/pyupgrade on the source code.
What is your take on support for Python 3.5? It is EOL since September. Python 3.6 brought f-strings, and also typing (#50) is more convenient with Python 3.6+ as then type annotations for variables were introduced.
What is your take on support for Python 3.5? It is EOL since September. Python 3.6 brought f-strings, and also typing (#50) is more convenient with Python 3.6+ as then type annotations for variables were introduced.
I would say let's require 3.6+ while we're at it.
The build currently breaks on Python 2.7, as a transitive dep is no longer Python 2.7 compatible.
While we could pin the dependency, maybe it is about time to move forward?