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But why? Is there a distro that has 3.5 and not 3.6? |
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Yes, many of them. Mint 18, for example. I know people who use it. I want to use Bowler in DepHell. DepHell supports Python 3.5, because, as I said, it will be supported 1 year more. And I can't use fissix while it's not satisfy this compatibility. And I see no reason why not. These changes are small and doesn't affect any functionality. Also, I have fork of Bowler with fixed compatibility (f-strings and annotations), but I don't even believe that would be merged. So, I will ship that fork by myself, thanks to MIT License. |
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Python 3.5 will be supported until August 2020, and installed by default on many Linux distributions. A few simple changes make Fissix compatible with Python 3.5.