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Update to accommodate to the current release cycle and future ones. F# 5 is not in preview anymore, Since this indicates, that the README hasnt checked on anymore since quite some time, please consider if line 30 - 41 about the supported languages is still up do date. I Python eventually further implemented as the current "exploring" status suggests? Thanks
jonsequitur
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Co-authored-by: Jon Sequeira <[email protected]>
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Thanks, @ShalokShalom! |
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Sure Did anything change about the Python implementation? |
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I've updated it. We are actively exploring Python support. |
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Update to accommodate to the current release cycle and future ones. F# 5 is not in preview anymore,
Since this indicates, that the README hasnt checked on anymore since quite some time, please consider if line 30 - 41 about the supported languages is still up do date.
I Python eventually further implemented as the current "exploring" status suggests? Thanks