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update README.md
, and add badges.
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After seeing @jaraco 's review in #405, I'm starting to think that I shouldn't change So, I have revert the changes on I will include the supported Python versions in the |
README.md
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for rendering the PyPI version badge.README.md
, and add badges.
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Generally looks good. Just a few minor updates would make it better. Thank you for all the efforts!
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<https://github.com/enthought/comtypes/>`_ on GitHub. | ||
This package works on only Windows. |
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Grammar: it should be on Windows only
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This package works on only Windows. | ||
- [`comtypes==1.1.7`](https://pypi.org/project/comtypes/1.1.7/) is the last version of supporting Windows CE. |
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-> the last version supporting Windows CE
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Binary installers for the latest released version are available at the [Python Package Index (PyPI)](https://pypi.org/project/comtypes). |
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What does it mean "binary" for source only package? Do you mean wheel packages? I'd suggest to leave just An installer for the latest released version is ...
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I have seen packages that use this wording (such as pandas
) and I thought it may be customary in Python communities.
Your suggestion is more straightforward, so I will change it to that.
I fixed them. Please review this. |
* update `README.md` * update `setup.classifiers` for rendering ver badge * revert setup.py * fix grammar and wording
see #399.
Announcements of plan for dropping Python2(#392) would be added in next my PR.