Closed mbrukman closed 2 years ago
Perhaps old versions of Python like 2.7, 3.5, 3.6, may be dropped?
Perhaps old versions of Python like 2.7, 3.5, 3.6, may be dropped?
Done.
@rossant — since we've removed testing with Python 2.7, should we also remove special-casing for Python 2 (see below), or should we bring back the tests for Python 2.7 to keep backwards-compatibility? I know Python 2.x was EOL as of Jan 2020, but maybe some folks somewhere are still depending on using it (somehow)?
I think it's fine to drop Python 2.x support. Maybe add a tag before doing it to be on the safe side..
Per the most recent GitHub Actions run, fix the setup and test commands:
--use-mirrors
flag from thepip
command as it's no longer a valid option failed pip runThe list of available Python versions shows Python 3.5 and later are provided.
Minor changes:
x64
architecture to clarify that we're running in 64-bit mode (also the default), as opposed tox86
which would run in 32-bit modeCloses https://github.com/rossant/ipycache/issues/52