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Python 2.6 support #16
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@adrienverge As much as I think everyone should be migrating to Python 3, supporting Python 2.6 would be trivial. It looks like there's that dict-comprehension and a utility method that needs a slight tweak. So very little work is needed. |
@adrienverge Python 2.6 support has been added. I tested it through tox and everything seems to be in order. |
@cpburnz thanks a lot! |
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Hi,
Since today, pathspec is used by yamllint, which is used by Ansible, OpenStack and others.
The problem is: all these software must support Python 2.6, but pathspec currently doesn't. This leads to issues like adrienverge/yamllint#55 and ansible/ansible#26186.
In your opinion, what's the amount of work needed to support Python 2.6?
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