seems sane to not support py26 anymore #515
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I think you meant py26, not py36 :) dropping Python 2.6 support seems reasonable at this point. Could you please also remove all references to 2.6 from the following:
There are also some 2.6 specific bits in: |
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@cgoldberg thank you for the feedback I will follow up. |
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I agree, let's drop it, no reason someone can't use 2.7, especially for a library designed to load test. |
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sayonara Python 2.6! |
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