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Reinstate support for python 3.5
See original GitHub issueLooks like a commit on Jan 13 removed support for python 3.5. I am trying to understand why this is no longer supported.
I was able to find below reason for python 3.4.
A segfault was found when running redis-pyin python3.4.0that was introduced into the codebase in python itself in the version3.4.0.
Also, the redis-py library still supports python 3.5 and python 3.5 has not reached EOL yet.
Thanks for any additional information on this issue.
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My philosophy for supported python version in the 3.x version series is to support the latest + the 2 versions behind it. I think this is a way that most packages that is built for python3 versions should be supported and done in general. I will give it some thought tho to possible revert that as i have stated before that i want to follow the supported matrix that redis-py uses to preserv compatibility. Thanks for brining it up.
MR #358 merged, closing issue