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Auto-detect minimal Python version
See original GitHub issueMy proposition is to have pyupgrade auto detect the minimal Python version targeted by a project and set by itself the --py3-plus / --py36-plus / (...) / --py311-plus option flags.
I hacked this autodetection feature in my GitHub workflows by inspecting the pyproject.toml.
Note this feature is also considered by black and discussed for mypy.
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no thanks – that would involve reading configuration files of which I don’t want anything to do with that complexity
Oh, and thanks @asottile for
pyupgrade: it’s a really cool project. Love it!