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I think that mypyc doesn't support 3.4. This means that once we ship a mypyc-compiled mypy by default, we should either drop 3.4 support or add Python 3.4 support to mypyc. The latter seems pointless because of the EoL, so dropping 3.4 support seems to make the most sense from this point of view as well.
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ilevkivskyi commentedon Mar 18, 2019
+1 from me. Some PRs fail on 3.4 because it has some syntax limitations, I think the latest example is Michael's union PR.
JukkaL commentedon Mar 19, 2019
Let's do this.
I think that mypyc doesn't support 3.4. This means that once we ship a mypyc-compiled mypy by default, we should either drop 3.4 support or add Python 3.4 support to mypyc. The latter seems pointless because of the EoL, so dropping 3.4 support seems to make the most sense from this point of view as well.
emmatyping commentedon Mar 26, 2019
Apologies, fat fingered. I am about ready with a PR.
Drop support for running with 3.4 (#6592)
Add minimum Python version to packaging metadata
Add minimum Python version to packaging metadata (#7222)