Require Python >= 3.5 #341
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This is a big change. It will make it possible to simplify the code, add more features, improve the robustness and lower the barrier to new contributions. As per [Python's packaging documentation][doc], the `python_requires` keyword argument needs `setuptools >= 24.2.0` (released in 2016) and will only have en effect for `pip >= 9.0.0` (released in 2016 as well). [doc]: https://packaging.python.org/guides/distributing-packages-using-setuptools/#python-requires
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This is a big change. It will make it possible to simplify the code, add more features, improve the robustness and lower the barrier to new contributions.
As per Python's packaging documentation, the
python_requireskeyword argument needssetuptools >= 24.2.0(released in 2016) and will only have en effect forpip >= 9.0.0(released in 2016 as well).See #329 for more information.