Bytes literal reported as requiring 3+ instead of 2.6+

Describe the bug A Python file containing a byte literal like b'foo' is reported to require Python versions greater than 3:

byte strings (b'..') require 3+

While this is true in some sense due to PEP3112 it’s also a fact that Python 2.6+ defines bytes as a synonym for str and accepts byte literals.

To Reproduce Analyze any Python file that defines a byte literal

Expected behavior Since the syntax for byte literals is allowed from Python 2.6+ I would expect the requirements to be Python 2.6+, not Python 3+

Environment (please complete the following information):

• Vermin version: 0.9.0

Additional context Nothing relevant to report

[alalazo]

Thanks @netromdk !

[netromdk]

I’ve merged the fix into master branch now, and uploaded version 0.9.1 to PyPi if you want to switch to using Python 3.x.