Abort installation if version is Python 3#6
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Hi @microamp, Yeah, this PR is right way to divert If we merge this without checking this out for older Python versions, this will be a wrong thing, I think. |
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Hi @pravj, My apologies on my late reply. What Python 2 versions are you targetting apart from Python 2.7? So far, I've only tested it with 2.7 personally. I guess having a test suite would make things easier (CI (e.g. Travis) with the versions to support specified) although I'm not sure how trivial to write them for this particular application. Are you planning to write one in the near future? |
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This PR stops the installation process from proceeding if the version is Python 3 (which is not currently supported) as discussed in #4.
In addition to the above, I've added 'classifiers' (note that Python 3 is omitted there). Fee free to expand the list if you'd like it to support versions prior to 2.7.