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In issue #4 and PR #12, hardlinkpy's compatibility with different Python versions has been discussed.
@chadnetzer currently aims to support Python all the way back to version 2.3 due to RHEL 5 and other distributions. On the other hand, compatibility with the 3.x series is just being finished.
The policy for Python version compatibility could be explicitly stated in the README file.
A timeline for removing support for old Python versions could also be planned. It could be synchronized e.g. with end-of-life for RHEL releases and Python versions shipped with RHEL.
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In issue #4 and PR #12, hardlinkpy's compatibility with different Python versions has been discussed.
@chadnetzer currently aims to support Python all the way back to version 2.3 due to RHEL 5 and other distributions. On the other hand, compatibility with the 3.x series is just being finished.
The policy for Python version compatibility could be explicitly stated in the README file.
A timeline for removing support for old Python versions could also be planned. It could be synchronized e.g. with end-of-life for RHEL releases and Python versions shipped with RHEL.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: