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Dropping python 3.4 - #1131
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Please note that I am waiting with the merge until #1132 is clarified. |
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#1095
I've removed python 3.4 compat everywhere I could find it.
Except in the Dockerfile (still has py2.7 listed) and submodules.
All tests on Linux (ubuntu 20.04) still passed.
On windows 10, I get: 409 tests run, FAILED (failures=1, errors=6, skipped=14). But that is the same as before I made any changes.
Also added ".mypy_cache/" ".pytest_cache/" to the .gitignore