Drop py36, add tests against py39 #242
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Python 3.10 seems to break lines in different places to earlier versions.
This reverts commit 680fc1b.
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Outstanding questions; should we drop EOL versions just because they're EOL, or should we keep them around as long as they work, and let every subsequent contributor decide whether their particular usage of modern features is the one which motivates kicking off the old version? IMO, tools dropping support for unsupported python versions is the only way to keep the ecosystem moving forward, as well as simplifying the dev and test process. |
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Supersedes #226 , as it uses the GHA config.
Originally included 3.10 as well but there's some subtle difference in the
--helpoutput format which needs a bit more care, where this goes in nice and easy.