Remove Python 2.x support #1160
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…aries Following 777b5ea (DOC: Mention Qt 4/C++98/Python 2.7/VTK 8/ITK v4.13.3 are unsupported), support for Python 2.7 is obsolete.
Applying the indentation fixes in its own commit will allow to maintain attribution for the actual code written by updating .git-blame-ignore-revs.
Following 777b5ea (DOC: Mention Qt 4/C++98/Python 2.7/VTK 8/ITK v4.13.3 are unsupported), support for Python 2.7 is obsolete.
Applying the indentation fixes in its own commit will allow to maintain attribution for the actual code written by updating .git-blame-ignore-revs.
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Following 777b5ea (
DOC: Mention Qt 4/C++98/Python 2.7/VTK 8/ITK v4.13.3 are unsupported), support for Python 2.7 is obsolete.