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Change the wording to explicitly mention that Python 3.3 and 3.4 are supported (instead of saying "3.3+"), as these are the versions that are tested in the tox.ini file.
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| Python 2.6 or 2.7 are fully supported. | ||
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| Python 3.3+ is also now supported! However, this library has not yet been used | ||
| Python 3.3 & 3.4 are also now supported! However, this library has not yet been used |
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Haha. Sure! I can even update the tox.ini file to test on 3.5 too, if you want. :-) A bit more seriously, testing on 3.5 would be really nice, because it's much more interesting than 3.4 for both scientific computing (matrix multiply operator) and writing server software (async & await). |
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Thanks, @chrish42 |
@chrish42 be my guest. It's been on my list but I've been busy with |
Change the wording to explicitly mention that Python 3.3 and 3.4 are supported (instead of saying "3.3+"), as these are the versions that are tested in the tox.ini file.