Support for Python 3.7
See original GitHub issueHi,
now that Python 3.7 is officially the latest stable version, do you have any plans to support it?
At the moment pyproj
is raising an error when I try to install it locally for Python 3.7.0 (using pip 10.0.1 and Linux Ubuntu). I get the same error as when I try to run Travis CI for my package which has pyproj
as a dependency: error message
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Thank you @valgur for what you said above - it gave me inspiration on how to get this repo working with pipenv! 🎉
Cutting a new release would really help this!