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f-strings in python 3.6 cause the check to fail #325

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MrGreenTea opened this issue Jun 25, 2018 · 1 comment
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f-strings in python 3.6 cause the check to fail #325

MrGreenTea opened this issue Jun 25, 2018 · 1 comment
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@MrGreenTea
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The duplication check doesn't seem to work with python 3.6 features. Namely formatted string literals don't work for me.

It throws an SyntaxError here. Maybe instead of only being able to name python versions 2 or 3, we could provide an even more specific version, like 3.6?

Any help would be appreciated,
thanks and regards.

@MrGreenTea MrGreenTea changed the title Support f-strings (python 3.6) f-strings in python 3.6 cause the check to fail Jun 25, 2018
@EmpireErwinKooi
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+1 for python 3.6
In fact, imo the title should be changed to simply support python 3.6 with ALL it's features compared to the current python 3.5 in codeclimate.

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