[Pypgsql-users] How important is Python 2.1 compatibility?

[Billy G. A. <Bil...@mu...>]

Now that Python 2.2.x has been out for a while, I would like to find out how 
important Python 2.1 compatibility is.  There are a number of new features in 
Python 2.2.x that would make things in pyPgSQL cleaner, easier, etc., but of 
course using those features would not work with earlier version of Python.

I would like to conduct a poll of the user community to decide on one of two 
courses of action:

1.  Should pyPgSQL drop compatibility with versions of Python previous to 
version 2.2?

2.  Should we start a new branch that drops compatibility with previous 
versions and maintain the 2.x branch (bug fixes only) to provide 2.0 and 2.1 
compatibility?

Personally, I'm in favor of option 1, but I will support whichever option is 
chosen by the user community.

I look forward to you input.
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