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any objections for 0.18.0 (early next year) here @jorisvandenbossche @shoyer @cpcloud @TomAugspurger @sinhrks @wesm 3.4 and 3.5 pretty well supported (and conda no longer building for 3.3) |
Same as 2.6, mpl is going to officially drop 3.3 support for 2.0, but I do not anticipate mpl using any py3 features which are not in 3.3 as we are still supporting legacy python anyway. |
@tacaswell when you are anticipating 2.0? |
End of november/early December. The current plan is for me and @mdboom to sort out the new default around pydata NYC. |
3.3 might be 'officially' dropped from 1.5 which should be out it ~week as well. |
@tacaswell ok gr8. we are not planning this till 0.18.0 prob early next year. |
COMPAT: remove python 3.3. compat, #11273
This is just matching Pandas 0.18. pandas-dev/pandas#7718 pandas-dev/pandas#11273
Pandas has dropped support for Python 3.3. We will stop testing Python 3.3 in Travis-CI. 3.4 and newer Python is readily available. There are compatibility issues with 3.3 related to module "reload" used by Pandas that make it difficult to continue to support 3.3 along with newer versions of Python. See also: pandas-dev/pandas#11273 https://stackoverflow.com/questions/961162/reloading-module-giving-nameerror-name-reload-is-not-defined
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