Remove support for Python 3.2 #251
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Thanks, I want to merge #247 first though. I wish there were way to express that in GitHub issues. :( |
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This needs a rebase due to the fix in #253 |
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| 2015-05-02 Jim Shaver <dcypherd@gmail.com> | ||
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| * .travis.yml, setup.py, tox.ini: Removed support for Python 3.2. | ||
| This version is rarely used and is now depricated by a major |
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Good eye, I always have trouble with that word. cc265b2
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My first rebase but I made it out the other side. Cheers |
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| * .travis.yml, setup.py, tox.ini: Removed support for Python 3.2. | ||
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| dependency of pyOpenSSL(cryptography). Affected users should upgrade |
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I know this is complete bikeshedding but please add a space before (cryptography) and a second space before Affected. Thanks!
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This PR removes Python 3.2 as @hynek requested in #241 due to cryptography's deprecation of it in pyca/cryptography#1846. I did some grepping to see if 3.2 was referenced in the docs(or elsewhere) but didn't see anything. Let me know if there are any other likely locations.
Only loosely related, is there any reason why we test against 3.4 in tox and travis but don't have it listed in setup.py? Oversight?