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Drop Python 2.7, 3.5 support, add 3.6-3.9 for fluent.runtime, fluent.pygments - #163
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Also adjust testing matrix to that.
Also dropping dependencies on mock, which I didn't spot in the updates via pyupgrade.
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Feb 24, 2021
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As you can tell, I lied just a little bit, I guess we'll be fine requiring six now, and then bumping the dependency on syntax and dropping six later, aka post-syntax-release. @zbraniecki r? |
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Much like #161 , same same but different.
I thought I'd need fluent.syntax to be released for this, but that can decide on its own if it needs six/py2 compat or not. Once it releases, we just need to expand the compat and testing constraints here.