Add Python3.6 support #3
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LetMeR00t
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This change is not enough (of course), it needs this PR to be merged : certsocietegenerale/abuse_finder#3
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Hello @certsocietegenerale any plan to accept this PR? Thank you guys |
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Thanks a lot @gaelmuller. Is the library automatically built and deployed on pypi registry? Just asking. |
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No, but I did it manually. |
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This change is not enough (of course), it needs this PR to be merged : certsocietegenerale/abuse_finder#3
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Hello :)
I would like to share with you this fix to add support to Python3.6.
This is needed to improve a Cortex analyzer :)
Thank you for your understanding (it still works with Python2.7)