Remove support for Python 3.6 - #500
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Any reason not to merge this, @pradyunsg , from a pip perspective? |
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We already dropped support for 3.6 on pip's main branch. |
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Based on the comment in #383 (comment), it seems that packaging will eventually drop support for Python 3.6, after the EoS.
Whenever the maintainers decide it is the right moment, I hope this PR helps 😄 (it is very trivial, but maybe it helps to make the work as easy as to press some buttons).
I went through the files checking that there was no conditional import and I also run pyugrade to double check something was missing.