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It looks like version 0.2.20 introduced the use of annotations on one function, and it causes a syntax error when running on Python 2.7. The classifiers still indicate it should be compatible with 2.6 and 2.7, and there isn't a python_requires argument passed to setup.
Is the break in Python 2.x compatibility intentional?
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Classifiers break compatibility with Python 2.x
Annotations break compatibility with Python 2.x
Feb 1, 2020
@cornazano I have fixed the issue and cut a new release 0.2.21. Sorry about that, I will take closer inspection the next time I cut a release. I hope I didn't cause any production trouble. Thank you for trusting our library!
It looks like version 0.2.20 introduced the use of annotations on one function, and it causes a syntax error when running on Python 2.7. The classifiers still indicate it should be compatible with 2.6 and 2.7, and there isn't a python_requires argument passed to setup.
Is the break in Python 2.x compatibility intentional?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: