feat!: Remove Python 2 support #657
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tseaver
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Nov 26, 2021
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@tseaver This was on hold due to the release freeze last month. Thank you as always for your thorough review. PTAL. Will address google3 issue shortly. |
cojenco
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Jan 11, 2022
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So happy to see all the clean up. Nothing else to add beyond the requests that tres and cathy made; lgtm. Is there a change that should be made in here for kokoro to not try and still run the system-2.7 tests? |
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BREAKING CHANGE: This PR removes Python 2 support in the setup.py metadata, test runner and code itself. This is intended to be released as a major version update. Python 2 users can continue to use the 1.x version of the client library.