Fix #1565 Remove Python 3.6 due to EOL #1566
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Thanks! Django 3.2 supports the whole range from 3.6 to 3.10. Django 4.0 only supports 3.8 or better. Maybe we should wait a bit and drop Django<4 and Python<3.8 at the same time? |
I'm good with this unless some issue comes up for 3.6 that is a pain to solve before then. Effectively, soft support of 3.6 from now on. |
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Less CI runs is good for the environment so let's do this. |
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