Travis CI: Matrix -> jobs and Python 3.6 to 3.8 #1608
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Hi @cclauss, RustPython is actually targeting Python ~3.6, hence the CPython versions for our tests being at 3.6. We might change the target version in the future, but for now I think we're good at 3.6. |
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Once we start to target specific python version seriously, fixing a target version will be helpful to step over to goal. For now, because RustPython is not spending any cost to keep 3.6 compatibility (comparing to 3.7+) at this stage, I think we can just move to later version of CPython if CI doesn't fail. It seems just a preference problem at this stage. |
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I think we should aim for 3.6 ~ 3.8 ish behavior of python. I agree that as long as CI does not fail, it is okay to move onwards. |
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