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The AppVeyor failure is unrelated to this PR. |
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Oh, and whilst we're here, might it be time to officially drop EOL Pythons?
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This looks good. Though, I'm not sure if PyPI will accept a 3.7 classifier yet. I recall trying to do something like this years ago for a previously unreleased version of Python and getting an error when trying to upload my package. I could be misremembering though. |
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Rebased. Now #322 is merged, this just adds Python 3.7. |
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Python 3.7 is supported (#271, #273), so include it in README.
And update the classifiers to reflect the officially supported versions.
I take it Python 2.5 is still officially supported, but not testable on Travis.Let me know if this is no longer the case!I've left out 3.0, 3.1 and 3.2 as unsupported, as 3.2 is testable on Travis but isn't.Let me know if that should be adjusted!Edit: now #322 is merged, this just adds Python 3.7.