Python 3.6

[haz]

Any chance we could get this targeting 3.6 as well? Trying to swap out psutil for pypsutil, but it's on a project that is aiming to support 3.6+ and not just 3.7+.

[cptpcrd]

Any chance we could get this targeting 3.6 as well? Trying to swap out psutil for pypsutil, but it's on a project that is aiming to support 3.6+ and not just 3.7+.

I see the linked issue seems to have been resolved separately, but since it turned out to be fairly trivial I've added 3.6 support anyway in 61ce712.

[haz]

Thanks! Noticed the CI/CD focuses mainly on ubuntu/mac/freebsd. Does this work on windows natively?

[haz]

Also, curious if this will automatically trigger a version bump to pypi. Been monitoring [this] so far.

[cptpcrd]

Thanks! Noticed the CI/CD focuses mainly on ubuntu/mac/freebsd. Does this work on windows natively?

No. There's a list of supported platforms in the documentation, and lack of Windows support is also listed in the comparison to psutil.

I've got preliminary Windows support in the windows branch, but it's incomplete. pypsutil was really on built to work on *nix, and it would take a while to get Windows support working properly.

[haz]

Ah, shoot missed that doc description entirely. Thanks for the pointer!

[cptpcrd]

Also, curious if this will automatically trigger a version bump to pypi. Been monitoring [this] so far.

No, it won't. I've made a lot of changes since v0.1.0, and I've been planning on releasing a v0.2.0 soon, but that needs to be done manually.