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…ADME to Python 3.7
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version=version, | |||
packages=find_packages(exclude=["test*", "doc", "scripts", "examples"]), | |||
scripts=list(filter(isfile, (join("scripts/", f) for f in listdir("scripts/")))), | |||
author="Python CAN contributors", | |||
author="python-can contributors", |
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I renamed this since it's more familiar for most, I suppose?
@zariiii9003 Do you approve? |
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@zariiii9003 Do you approve?
Yeah i was just a little hesitant to drop 3.6 already.
I think there is no point in maintaining an EOL version. People can still install it at their own risk. In the worst case, they have to stick to a certain commit. 🤷 |
I think most changes do not require explanation. The README was changed since Python 3.6 reached EOL as discussed in (the end of the discussion of) #528.