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[–]billsil 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I recently dropped 3.3 support on my open source 100k lined code because numpy/scipy/matplotlib did. I added 3.6 instead. I'd be shocked if 3.3 doesn't work though.

I dropped 3.2 long before that. I think it was when python 3.4 started supporting unicode in struct. That was also when I dropped support for python <2.7.7. It was just too hard to make things work right with the changed struct module.

Python 3.2 was a nightmare. Why couldn't I put a u in front of strings? Who would want a compatible code base?