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The first "stable" release should not be chock full of hacks for unsupported Python versions. Presently, Python 2.7 makes up <10% of package installs (according to pypistats.org), and 3.4 almost none.
If someone is using those versions they can simply use the last release to support them, which will be 0.9.0.
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The first "stable" release should not be chock full of hacks for unsupported Python versions. Presently, Python 2.7 makes up <10% of package installs (according to pypistats.org), and 3.4 almost none.
If someone is using those versions they can simply use the last release to support them, which will be 0.9.0.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: