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Require Python 3.8+ to install #33

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@Zac-HD Zac-HD commented Aug 17, 2020

Without the python_requires metadata, the version check does nothing at all when installed from a bdist from e.g. PyPI. After shipping this new version, you may want to "yank" older releases so that naive install commands on older Pythons get an explicit error rather than an incompatible package.

Prompted by my debugging this exact issue when using com2ann on Hypothesis, then planning to build it into shed --refactor and realising that I couldn't rely on importable == usable.

Without the `python_requires` metadata, the version check does nothing at all when installed from a bdist from e.g. PyPI.

After shipping this new version, you may want to "yank" older releases so that naive install commands on older Pythons
get an explicit error rather than an incompatible package.
@ilevkivskyi ilevkivskyi merged commit ce7583b into ilevkivskyi:master Aug 17, 2020
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Thanks! I am not sure I will have time to upload the new version soon however.

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