Minimum Python version to 3.5.3

[eavanvalkenburg]

Is it really using 3.6 specific functions? (change #85) I'm working on integrating this with Home Assistant (#home-assistant/core/pull/17478) , but it has a minimum python version of 3.5.3 and so it won't work right now. And quickly looking through the 3.6 changes, I don't see much things there that effect this sdk (for instance there are no f-strings used).

SDK version and environment

• Tested on 1.1.0
• Sandbox
• Production

[eavanvalkenburg]

It seemed to have been a fix based on this issue: #73 (comment) and that was fixed in Python 3.5.

[OGKevin]

The issue you reference is indeed the reason why the minimum python version got raised.

If you can decrease it to 3.5 and ensure that nothing explodes while running it on 3.5 then I don’t see a reason why to no decrease it 3.5 😊

[eavanvalkenburg]

The issue you reference is indeed the reason why the minimum python version got raised.

If you can decrease it to 3.5 and ensure that nothing explodes while running it on 3.5 then I don’t see a reason why to no decrease it 3.5 😊

ok, great, I'll try to test that next week!

[OGKevin]

Thanks for your contribution @eavanvalkenburg :)

[eavanvalkenburg]

Thanks @OGKevin, any idea when you guys will do a new release to pypi?

[kojoru]

@eavanvalkenburg we'll iron out a few more things on our side first and then do a release. Shouldn't take longer than a few days.

[eavanvalkenburg]

@kojoru any updates on this?

[eavanvalkenburg]

guys? @kojoru @OGKevin

[OGKevin]

@eavanvalkenburg unfortunately i've been removed as maintainer so i cant help you here :( its up to @kojoru