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Drop Python 2.7 support? #906
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To follow many of the core packages in the scientific Python ecosystem, I would think following NEP 29 would be best (so, Python 3.6+ currently). |
At xarray we implemented NEP-29 and we're very happy with how many day-to-day problems it solves. Ref: http://xarray.pydata.org/en/stable/installing.html#minimum-dependency-versions |
Closes #871 |
Python <3.6 support was dropped in Pint 0.10 [1]. Pint in upper-constraints.txt was updated to 0.10 recently and it causes a failure in the translation jobs which run with python 3.5 [2]. This commit caps Pint version to 0.9 for python 3.4 and 3.5. [1] hgrecco/pint#906 [2] http://zuul.openstack.org/build/2ba794496679447a97537e82857eba0e Change-Id: I605115b0c2f4ea7dcf147238e9f6234e92c7d7ca
* Update requirements from branch 'master' - Merge "Cap Pint version for python 3.5 or older" - Cap Pint version for python 3.5 or older Python <3.6 support was dropped in Pint 0.10 [1]. Pint in upper-constraints.txt was updated to 0.10 recently and it causes a failure in the translation jobs which run with python 3.5 [2]. This commit caps Pint version to 0.9 for python 3.4 and 3.5. [1] hgrecco/pint#906 [2] http://zuul.openstack.org/build/2ba794496679447a97537e82857eba0e Change-Id: I605115b0c2f4ea7dcf147238e9f6234e92c7d7ca
Python <3.6 support was dropped in Pint 0.10 [1]. Pint in upper-constraints.txt was updated to 0.10 recently and it causes a failure in the translation jobs which run with python 3.5 [2]. This commit caps Pint version to 0.9 for python 3.4 and 3.5. [1] hgrecco/pint#906 [2] http://zuul.openstack.org/build/2ba794496679447a97537e82857eba0e Change-Id: I605115b0c2f4ea7dcf147238e9f6234e92c7d7ca
Dropping Python 2.7 support has popped up a few times recently. I would like to make a list of issues and PR, and arguments to drop (or keep). Furthermore, if we drop: what will be the minimum Python 3 version we will support?
Issues suggesting drop:
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