Seeing posts from 2014 on Stackoverflow mention this doesn't work on Python 3: would it be possible to get this uplifted for 3.8 and newer, with a sentence in the readme on version support, or get a mention in the readme that this is a Python 2.7 library and no longer works? (since Python 2.x was killed off a few years ago, and the only versions still supported today are 3.8 and up)
Seeing posts from 2014 on Stackoverflow mention this doesn't work on Python 3: would it be possible to get this uplifted for 3.8 and newer, with a sentence in the readme on version support, or get a mention in the readme that this is a Python 2.7 library and no longer works? (since Python 2.x was killed off a few years ago, and the only versions still supported today are 3.8 and up)