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Selectors `# [py3x]` for x>6 not working
See original GitHub issueI just learned that conda-build (more or less intentionally) does not support # [py37] and higher (see https://github.com/conda/conda-build/issues/4297), in favour of # [py==37] etc.
Looking at a code-search in conda-forge, these tags are definitely in use (albeit with less frequency that I had thought), not least because they are a very natural extension of the (working) # [py27 or py36] - is @conda-forge/core aware of this? If so, we should probably teach the linter to reject the old syntax (or chime in on the conda-build issue).
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https://github.com/conda-forge/conda-smithy/issues/1026
Thanks both. I’m still planning to open a new issue for the linter (rather than the deprecation, which has languished for 2.5yrs)