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RE: POLL: what python version?: msg#00069

Subject: RE: POLL: what python version?
> I am seriously thinking about dropping python 2.1 support 
> from psycopg 2
> and supporting only python 2.2+. This will semplify the code 

My only reason for continued use of Python 2.1 is Zope which, as of
version 2.6.x, still requires that version.
This is changing, though, as newly released Zope 2.7 requires Python
2.3.
I expect that in a few months many installations will switch and, as you
told, psycopg 1.1.x will support the remaining ones.

I second your decision.

ciao
Guido


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