Why do we need to consider the supported Python versions at all in this case? When python2.6 is installed, shouldn't we just byte-compile things for python2.6 without protesting? (Yes, C extensions won't be available, but I don't get why we shouldn't make what modules we can available when you install pythonX.Y.)
Why do we need to consider the supported Python versions at all in this case? When python2.6 is installed, shouldn't we just byte-compile things for python2.6 without protesting? (Yes, C extensions won't be available, but I don't get why we shouldn't make what modules we can available when you install pythonX.Y.)