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This project in the early stages supports python 2. Now their is no python 2 support anyway. This is caused by two bugs that simply got ignored and not solved.
#21
Is a bug that appears because a int parsing do not work correctly. load_entry_point can not be found in source code anymore their is not reason for switch the version for a trivial error like this.
#15
Is a bug that using a python3 parameter to the function open this have something todo with encoding and can be used in python2 too
I basically miss the cool looking version badges in the README
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This project in the early stages supports python 2. Now their is no python 2 support anyway. This is caused by two bugs that simply got ignored and not solved.
They were not ignored, they were both closed as wontfix, commenting "I'm removing support for python 2"
The reasons to don't support python 2 being:
lack of developer-hours
potential users having a(n old) machine without memory or disk enough to support both python 2 and python 3 are probably scarce. For other users, there is no reason to do not include in their system to python 3.
Feel free to open a PR if you have patches that would fix python 2 support.
I basically miss the cool looking version badges in the README
If you mean that they images are not currently being displayed, that's a minor format issue that should have other issue.
This project in the early stages supports python 2. Now their is no python 2 support anyway. This is caused by two bugs that simply got ignored and not solved.
#21
Is a bug that appears because a int parsing do not work correctly.
load_entry_point
can not be found in source code anymore their is not reason for switch the version for a trivial error like this.#15
Is a bug that using a python3 parameter to the function open this have something todo with encoding and can be used in python2 too
I basically miss the cool looking version badges in the README
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: