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Python 3.4 No Longer Supported due to Colorama Dependency #1483
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Python 3.4 No Longer Supported
Python 3.4 No Longer Supported due to Colorama Dependency
Dec 9, 2019
Feel free to open a pr where you set it to greater or equal to 0.4.1 🤔 |
To be honest I would prefer dropping support for py34 in tox. |
@mlammers86 sounds like you're using a too-old version of |
Python 3.4 is no longer officially supported by I guess this issue could be closed then? |
Yes, I believe so.
On Mon, Nov 9, 2020 at 2:28 AM Jürgen Gmach ***@***.***> wrote:
Python 3.4 is no longer officially supported by tox.
I guess this issue could be closed then?
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I don't use tox directly, or even close to indirectly, but a lot of packages that I depend on (awscli, for example) do. I also know that I shouldn't be using Python 3.4, but some of the software I maintain unfortunately does. On December 6, the package "colorama" dropped support for Python 3.4, and my new deploys are failing because of this. This package (tox) uses colorama >= 0.4.1 in setup.cfg, and because colorama 0.4.3 no longer supports Python 3.4, neither does anything else dependent on it.
Now, I might be totally wrong on all of this, but this is the only thing I can come up with as a reason why colorama is being installed from my requirements.txt file. Regardless, can you either change it to colorama == 0.4.1 in setup.cfg, or do something else to continue maintaining support for Python 3.4 for the time being? Thanks!
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