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setup: fix/update python version checks #1795

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The check for python 3.3+ was broken, and python 2's last maintenance release is now scheduled for "mid-april" 2020.

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Python 2's last maintenance release is now scheduled for "mid-april"
@half-duplex half-duplex added the Bugfix Generally, PRs that reference (and fix) one or more issue(s) label Dec 30, 2019
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Actually, what case is the manual python version check necessary in? python sopel.py wouldn't hit it, and any pip or setuptools installation should hit the python_requires.

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I'm amused that you bothered updating the "RTGDMFM" comment. Hopefully I can get CI to pass this. (Edit: I did, with no effort beyond clicking "Restart build".)

@dgw dgw merged commit fede807 into sopel-irc:master Jan 6, 2020
@half-duplex half-duplex deleted the py-version-detection branch January 6, 2020 08:39
@half-duplex half-duplex restored the py-version-detection branch May 14, 2023 02:03
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