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Now that version 3.0 is available, can we drop support for Python 2.7? This would remove a some complications, and permit using type hints as well as making LatexNodeList a proper list[LatexNode] subclass.
Keeping compatibility with Python 3.8 is challenging, but, it doesn't look like the new type statement or match-case are required. (Jumping to Python 3.10 has numerous advantages language-wise, but the user community may have a large number of people who can't or won't upgrade.)
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Now that version 3.0 is available, can we drop support for Python 2.7? This would remove a some complications, and permit using type hints as well as making
LatexNodeList
a properlist[LatexNode]
subclass.Keeping compatibility with Python 3.8 is challenging, but, it doesn't look like the new
type
statement ormatch-case
are required. (Jumping to Python 3.10 has numerous advantages language-wise, but the user community may have a large number of people who can't or won't upgrade.)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: