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Drop support for Python 2.7 and PyQt4
See original GitHub issueDropping this we can also use plain pip to install PyQt5 and PySide2, getting the latest versions.
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As someone in the VFX industry, dropping Python 2.7 would be not great. I realize we can use an earlier version, but some studios are basically locked off the internet, and host their own pip repositories (and may only keep the last version of a package). I know that the industry is moving to Python 3.6+ for 2020. See http://www.vfxplatform.com/ for more information.
However, the industry is either using Qt 5 (and Python bindings) or will be soon, so I’m not sure of many studios that will complain. But dropping Python 2.7 would hurt.
Yes thank you!