Remove support for EOL versions of CPython as well as PyPy2.7 #201
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I thought Python 2 support was dropped in the latest major version. Not sure how PyPy 2 support could still work. |
I am not familiar with PyPy, but they state that there are no plans to retire PyPy 2. |
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This is mostly superseded by #152 which switches to GitHub Actions. |
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All versions of CPython before 3.7 have reached their end of life. PyPy2.7 is still officially supported, but inherits legacy Python 2 syntax.
Moving up the minimum supported version of Python to 3.7 makes available modern syntax and functionality of the standard library. This should simplify further development and maintenance of sortedcontainers (#199).
This PR removes state support for EOL CPython versions and PyPy2.7 from:
It does not: