Disable requests[security] and remove 3.5 support references #5867
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requests[security]
This PR will remove functionality from the
requests[security]extra. We initially removed default support for PyOpenSSL in Requests 2.24.0 (#5443) as it is now considered less secure. Deprecation of theextras_requirewas announced in Requests 2.25.0 and we're officially removing theextras_requirefunctionality in Requests 2.26.0.Projects currently using
requests[security]after this change will continue to operate as if performing a standard requests installation (secure by default).While not recommended, if PyOpenSSL support is still a requirement in your project, you may install
urllib3[secure]and addurllib3.contrib.pyopenssl.inject_into_urllib3()to your code to re-enable the functionality.Python 3.5 Support
We will also be removing support for Python 3.5 in Requests 2.26.0 as announced in the 2.25.0 release notes.