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 This library provides several useful assertions that are watching when an issue is closed and failing a test to let you know fixed functionality is available. A good way to automatically manage and reduce known technical debt.
 
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 ## Issue trackers
 
 * GitHub
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-## Python
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-* 3.6
-* 3.7
-* 3.8
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-Why not 3.5 and lower? I wanted to build a modern library with full type hinting support and f-strings. 3.4 and lower already reached [end-of-life](https://devguide.python.org/devcycle/#end-of-life-branches).
 
 # Usage