Drop Python 3.8 and 3.9 #1124
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@selfisekai Thank you for your PR. |
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Instead of dropping 3.9 can we use a variable version installation for The thing is that a not-insignificant number of B2 customers install B2 on every system they own, even the legacy stuff that should have been upgraded years ago but wasn't. Well, at least it has backups :) It's fine to drop support for 3.9, but lets do it when we really need to. If a little qualifier for the dependency will solve the problem, then I'd rather keep support for 3.9 until a stronger reason to drop it reveals itself (when we can revive this PR) |
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