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While looking into how to perform the release of version 2.4.0 I noticed that the interop
files for all versions above 3.4 are completely identical while 3.4 is still missing the struct fields for async
. Thus, by dropping Python 3.4 from the list of supported versions, we could get away with a version for Python 2 and 3 each instead of individual ones.
Would this pose a serious trouble for someone here? I'd leave the code for 3.4 around, I would just not provide an "official" release for this version. Long-term goal would be to get down to a single .NET Standard Python 3 nuget package and wheel.
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