I'd like to drop support for Python 2, type hint this codebase, and make use of features like dataclasses. I've a local version where I've done this - to allow testing of mypyc (it does speed things up). I know around this time last year there was a need/desire to keep Python 2 support for urllib3 (have I remembered this correctly?). Is there still a motivating need for Python 2 support?
To clarify I think the status quo is currently fine, however if Python 2 isn't needed/desired then great.
I'd like to drop support for Python 2, type hint this codebase, and make use of features like dataclasses. I've a local version where I've done this - to allow testing of mypyc (it does speed things up). I know around this time last year there was a need/desire to keep Python 2 support for urllib3 (have I remembered this correctly?). Is there still a motivating need for Python 2 support?
To clarify I think the status quo is currently fine, however if Python 2 isn't needed/desired then great.