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The python >3.8 requirement broke the use case for me. I know that there is support for creating API's on python 3.5+. It's just not worth it to upgrade to 3.8
by jquaint 6y ago
The python >3.8 requirement broke the use case for me. I know that there is support for creating API's on python 3.5+. It's just not worth it to upgrade to 3.8 to create docs and then downgrade again to 3.7 run the actual code.
- mhils 6y agoA bit of a late reply, but Python 3.7 is supported now! :)