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SyntaxError: invalid syntax #10
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Meant to tag @TakamiChie in original report. |
+1, it would be better setup.py was updated to reflect a Python 3.x requirement. |
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PyPDF3 declares support for Python2, but its broken currently: sfneal/PyPDF3#10
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* Add Python 3.9, 3.10 * switch from PyPDF2 to PyPDF3 * Drop support for Python 2.7 PyPDF3 declares support for Python2, but its broken currently: sfneal/PyPDF3#10 * Add python 3.x releases to appveyor * Drop support for <Python 3.6 - PyPDF3 breaks with Python 3.5 or earlier * Fix and drop unsupported combinations * Upgrade build image
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setup.py documents python 2 and 3 support:
PyPDF3/setup.py
Line 45 in 727d5a0
Change 8691814 introduces F strings which are a python 3.6+ specific feature
PyPDF3/PyPDF3/generic.py
Line 494 in 727d5a0
This breaks support for older python versions, including 3.5.3 (which is the current latest version available for Raspberry Pi's Raspbian).
Is this a bug or expected? Readme/setup.py would benefit from a update if the later.
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