Multiple packages providers prefer to define requires_python: ">=3.7" instead of individual Programming Language :: Python classifiers for each new version supported.
pyup should detect this field when provided on pypy (eg: https://pypi.org/pypi/werkzeug/json) to avoid flagging packages as not supporting Python 3, when they are in fact strictly requesting it.
This would resolve similar problems identified in #202, #269
Multiple packages providers prefer to define
requires_python: ">=3.7"instead of individualProgramming Language :: Pythonclassifiers for each new version supported.For example: https://github.com/pallets/werkzeug/pull/2528
pyup should detect this field when provided on pypy (eg: https://pypi.org/pypi/werkzeug/json) to avoid flagging packages as not supporting Python 3, when they are in fact strictly requesting it.
This would resolve similar problems identified in #202, #269