Remove Support for Python < 3.8 #936
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Python 3.7 is now end of lifed, which allows additional features from the core typings library. Signed-off-by: Chris Marchbanks <csmarchbanks@gmail.com>
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Checking the major distros, I think the only down side is RHEL 7 defaults to Python 3.6 from what I can see. |
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Good shout, I am comfortable bumping the version and requiring those running RHEL 7 to pin their version to 0.17.x. If needed I can do more bugfix releases to 0.17.x as well. Does that sound reasonable? |
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Python 3.7 is now end of lifed, which allows additional features from the core typings library.
I am going to leave this up for a couple days to see if there are significant objections.