For example there is code using six to handle 2/3 differences, but there is code that requires 3.5+ (e.g. type annotations syntax) and docs say 3.6+. As Python2 went EOL earlier this year, it's probably good to clean up the old code and dependencies.
For example there is code using six to handle 2/3 differences, but there is code that requires 3.5+ (e.g. type annotations syntax) and docs say 3.6+. As Python2 went EOL earlier this year, it's probably good to clean up the old code and dependencies.