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Deprecate Python 2.7 support, make Python 3.8 the minimum #70

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goodmami opened this issue Apr 25, 2019 · 1 comment
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Deprecate Python 2.7 support, make Python 3.8 the minimum #70

goodmami opened this issue Apr 25, 2019 · 1 comment

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goodmami commented Apr 25, 2019

Python 2 is soon obsolete and Python 3.4 is already out of support. Python 3.5 is still supported but probably nearing its end. Python 3.6 is the default Python 3 version for the latest Ubuntu LTS (18.04) so let's go with that as the minimum version we officially support.

As of Nov 2023, Python 3.8 is the minimum, and 3.12 is the latest.

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goodmami commented May 4, 2020

To make this more concrete so we know when to close it, here's a small list of things to do:

  • Remove Python 2 workarounds (search for __future__, NameError, ImportError, "Python 2" and fix as necessary)
  • Maybe undo some changes from 3b6313b
  • Ensure the README and other documents say Python 3.6+ is required

goodmami added a commit that referenced this issue May 5, 2020
This also removes some Python 2 workarounds, which is part of #70
@goodmami goodmami changed the title Deprecate Python 2.7 support, make Python 3.6 the minimum Deprecate Python 2.7 support, make Python 3.8 the minimum Nov 22, 2023
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