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Add support for Python 3.7+ #7
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This reverts commit b6dafe5.
Add comment for missing imports ignore that it's for zoneinfo
This reverts commit dfeded1.
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LGTM
@glyph would it be possible for you to take some time to review the PR? |
@m-aciek Sure, I'll have a look. Per https://endoflife.date/python, 3.7 is unsupported, but given that this is a load-bearing piece of infrastructure it seems worthwhile to have a bit of extra long-tail support. Plus, I did say I'd look at your PR :). I'll do a release, but you should expect 3.7 support to be fairly short-lived. |
This commit was sponsored by Jason Walker, Matt Campbell, Sergio Bost, and my other patrons. If you want to join them, you can support my work at https://patreon.com/creatorglyph.
This commit was sponsored by Matt Campbell, Sergio Bost, Jason Walker, and my other patrons. If you want to join them, you can support my work at https://patreon.com/creatorglyph.
@m-aciek This is included in a new release here: https://pypi.org/project/datetype/2024.2.8/ |
Thank you very much! |
You're welcome! Thanks for your contribution. |
I wasn't able to make NaiveDateTime/AwareDateTime work properly for Python 3.7 due to interface incompatibilities. Only Date/DateTime is supported as expected for Python 3.7. Full functionality for Python 3.8+.
Closes #6.