[ftputil] Which Python version(s) do you use?

[Ido Abramovich]

I'm currently using python 2.3.5 at home and office. I'll probably move to python 2.4.x at home when python 2.5 will be available. at work I'll probably still use 2.3.5 (debian stable version. although, there is also ver. 2.4.1 in debian stable, so technically, I can move to that version)

there should be no need to support versions <2.3. what features do you want to use that aren't supported with 2.3.x with __future__? 

Ido.

Stefan Schwarzer <sschwarzer at sschwarzer.net> wrote: Hello,

when I released ftputil for the first time, Python 2.2 had just
been released (or was about to be released). So I tried to make
ftputil compatible with Python versions starting at 2.1, which
required some compromises. I would like to make use of the
features added in 2.2. This would allow to remove e. g. the
UserTuple class and the extra handling of the True/False values
(though they were introduced in Python 2.2.1, not 2.2, if I
remember correctly).

Thus my question: Which is the lowest Python version you use with
ftputil? Would it be ok to drop compatibility with Python
versions < 2.2.1 with the release of ftputil 2.2? Or do you
really depend on earlier Python versions, i. e. can only switch
to a newer version with much effort?

Stefan

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