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[Infrastructure] Pip dropped support for Python 3.5 #281
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- add basic conan file - emulate cmake_find_package behaviour - use dynamic version for now - update resource_pool with latest conan updates - hotfix for yandex#281
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Hi,
the current
.travis.yml
does not work anymore, because of the unbound upgrade of pip, which tries to install version21.0
, dropping support for 3.5 (default in xenial). https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/news/In my upcoming PR for conan integration, I'll try and fix this temporarily by specifying a version range, but someone with a better understanding of the CI infrastructure should have a look at this.
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