Was support for Python < 3.6 intentionally dropped?

[ecederstrand]

b22f988#diff-6e25b76e2e8ac358872ad54a4fd44420 introduced f-strings which were introduced in Python 3.6. But setup.py just advertises that pdoc supports Python 3.*:

pdoc/setup.py

Line 34 in d27d983

"Programming Language :: Python :: 3",

Dropping Python 3.5 already is maybe a bit harsh, but at least setup.py should be updated to note the change.

[ecederstrand]

I have created a PR to restore Python 3.5 support. The changes are minimal.

[mitsuhiko]

Did that also drop 2.7 support or was that dropped earlier? Because on Python 3 all methods are misreported as static methods which is why I'm currently forced to use Python 2.7 and I noticed master does not work with it.

[mhils]

2.7 was dropped earlier, see #148.

3.5 is definitely something we want to support for now, I'll take a look at @ecederstrand's excellent PR in a minute.

[mitsuhiko]

@mhils then the extractor needs to be fixed. It reports all methods as static methods (#48)