Drop Python 3.3 on Appveyor #982
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This has started failing and there's no particularly good reason to keep it around, since we mainly are testing on Python 3.3 to know when to officially drop it from the list of supported platforms.
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lgtm pending green |
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Thanks @jbrockmendel! |
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Appveyor has been failing recently because of Python 3.3. We're mainly still testing Python 3.3 as a sort of "canary" to determine when we can drop it from the
python_requires, so I believe it's sufficient to just test on Travis.I have also added Python 3.7 and 3.8 tests. For now we can do x86/x64 on 3.7 and 3.8 until 3.8 is the more common platform.