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Does supporting support for Python 3.6 brings anything useful yet? I can easily be tested on a CI. I would prefer to keep it supported until it beaks badly and no one is volunteer to still support it. |
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It removes a CI job, but that's not a big deal here. I didn't upgrade the syntax for 3.7+, so it's fine to re-add it. |
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It's not a big deal. I'm also fine with removing Python 3.6 support. Especially, if technically Python 3.6 still works :-D |
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Also drop support for EOL Python <= 3.6 and fix errors found running
tox -e pep8.