Drop support for EOL Python 2.7 and 3.5 #117
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@jquast can we move forward with it? |
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Hi, checking in one year later and resolved the conflict :) Looks like the Windows failures are caused by a GitHub bug: actions/setup-python#1034 Hopefully they'll fix it soon. |
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@hugovk feel free to use my new action approach for this: aio-libs/frozenlist#622 + aio-libs/frozenlist#633. I'm planning to keep it alive because I've been wanting a better cache control anyway. |
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Thanks, we're not in a rush with this PR, because we're still pending #120 and a release before looking at this one, so I think we can wait a bit longer. |
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@hugovk fair! I just saw your back reference and realized I forgot to post about it over on the GH tracker. Did that just now. |
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Just checking in that yes, we can finally drop 2.7 for an upcoming release this week or so, I have deferred/put #120 back into draft for now |
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Merge conflict resolved. |
- (re-) Add python 3.13 and 3.14 to testing, removed in #117 - fix a couple of tox steps that were broken when their dependencies were removed from requirements in #144 - update requirements.txt from requirements.in files, this should close most https://github.com/jquast/wcwidth/security/dependabot stuff - Also, a few small lint/docstring discovered by these tools (flake8 etc) - Change readthedocs.org links to readthedocs.io
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Fixes #102.