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I would like to use sgqlc for a project that is currently committed to supporting Python 3.5 (among other versions). Would it be possible to add Python 3.5 support to sgqlc? I'm hoping it might not be a huge amount of work: I haven't done a thorough check, but I was able to install sgqlc, run sgqlc-codegen, and use the generated code to make some queries after very minimal changes to the code -- I just had to edit setup.py to change the version requirement and remove the one use of an f-string. It does look like getting the tests to run will be take a bit more tweaking, though.
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I would like to use sgqlc for a project that is currently committed to supporting Python 3.5 (among other versions). Would it be possible to add Python 3.5 support to sgqlc? I'm hoping it might not be a huge amount of work: I haven't done a thorough check, but I was able to install sgqlc, run
sgqlc-codegen
, and use the generated code to make some queries after very minimal changes to the code -- I just had to editsetup.py
to change the version requirement and remove the one use of an f-string. It does look like getting the tests to run will be take a bit more tweaking, though.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: