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Evert-Arends commentedOct 6, 2020
- Updated version
- Removed percentage operator in favor of f-strings
- Added HTTPBasicAuth to auth for stricter reading
- Removed python from HTTPBasicAuth header, to make this API work with the latest version of python.
- Updated version- Removed percentage operator in favor of f-strings- Added HTTPBasicAuth to auth for stricter reading- Removed python from HTTPBasicAuth header, to make this API work with the latest version of python.
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Seems like unit test aren't working anymore for older versions of Python.
Still not sure if we could drop support for those.
Thanks for your help.
Evert-Arends commentedMar 5, 2021
I do think support for python2.7 should be dropped, as python2.7 is not supported anymore. However for python 3.5 this could be used:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55182209/f-string-invalid-syntax-in-python-3-5 You could technically remove the fstring for string format, but that is less future proof. Thanks for taking a look at this. Best regards |
claudiosanches commentedMar 13, 2021
@Evert-Arends I agree with you, let's set only what is currently supported by Python only. |
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Thanks for your help, and for inspiring me to drop support to older Python versions.
Evert-Arends commentedMar 13, 2021
Thanks for merging, much appreciated! |