Add to classifiers supported python versions

[shurph]

It will help those people who will do some version compatability checking with officially recomended tool caniusepython3 which looks exactly into classifiers to detect that an examined lib supports Python 3.

I think it might especially helpful for those who realized that Python 2 EOL is coming :-)

Related to #8.

[shurph]

Hi folks from Odeon, @stefantalpalaru, could you please look at this PR when you will have a chance?

Also it will be really awesome to push a latest version of the lib to pypi, as described in #7 and #11.

/cc @djm, @madhusudancs

[djm]

@shurph Hey. Did you mean to mention me? If so, I'll need reminding as to why - I haven't dealt with this project for a while to my recent knowledge.

[shurph]

Hey @djm, I just mention you because I saw your commits in the project, very old commits although… I'm just wondering maybe you have access to push this project to PyPI or to merge PRs. Or… Maybe you know someone who can do it.

BTW, I'm sorry to bother you with this "blast form the past" :-)

[djm]

Haha, so I do! I'm afraid the only knowledge I have is that Odeon CG seem to no longer be a trading entity.

I think your best bet might be to fork the project, rename and push to PyPI yourself. Unless you can get in touch with anyone that is..

[stefantalpalaru]

I'm maintaining it here: https://github.com/stefantalpalaru/django-pygments

I'm afraid the PyPI package was uploaded by someone with no relation to the project. Take it up with PyPI maintainers who allow this to happen: https://pypi.org/project/django-pygments/

[shurph]

@stefantalpalaru, thank you for information!
Unfortunately it seems like there are no a maintainer's contact info in the PyPI…
I will try to contact with PyPI folks to figure is it possible to contact with the current maintainer or even change ownership.

Are you interested to keep going with django-pygments support and also support the lib in PyPI?
If so I think it's a good idea to delegate a PyPI lib ownership to you and change the lib's homepage to stefantalpalaru/django-pygments instead of the current odeoncg/django-pygments (if it is possible at all).

[stefantalpalaru]

Yes, I'm interested. Thanks for the help.

[shurph]

@stefantalpalaru, before starting this process… I have a concern regarding an license change in you fork . I've described details there: stefantalpalaru#1

[shurph]

This repositore is the main one now: https://github.com/stefantalpalaru/django-pygments/issues