docs: update news

docs/_news.rst

@@ -1,3 +1,7 @@
+* **2021.12.23**: Version 1.7.2 released with very minor fixes, final version to support Python 2.7 and 3.5.
+
+* **2021.11.23**: Version 1.7.1 released with a few features like reverse tunnels, color group titles, and a glob path fix. Better Python 3.10 support.
+
 * **2021.02.08**: Version 1.7.0 released with a few new features like ``.with_cwd``, some useful bugfixes, and lots of cleanup.
 
 * **2020.03.23**: Version 1.6.9 released with several Path fixes, final version to support Python 2.6.

docs/colorlib.rst

@@ -149,9 +149,7 @@ These produce strings that can be further manipulated or printed.
 
 
 Finally, you can also print a color to stdout directly using ``color.print("string")``. This
-has the same syntax as the Python 3 print function. In Python 2, if you do not have
-``from __future__ import print_function`` enabled, ``color.print_("string")`` is provided as
-an alternative, following the PyQT convention for method names that match reserved Python syntax.
+has the same syntax as the print function.
 
 An example of safe manipulations::
 

docs/colors.rst

@@ -232,9 +232,7 @@ These produce strings that can be further manipulated or printed.
 
 Finally, you can also print a color to stdout directly using
 ``color.print("string")``. This
-has the same syntax as the Python 3 print function. In Python 2, if you do not have
-``from __future__ import print_function`` enabled, ``color.print_("string")`` is provided as
-an alternative, following the PyQT convention for method names that match reserved Python syntax.
+has the same syntax as the print function.
 
 An example of safe manipulations::
 

docs/index.rst

@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ you encounter or to request features. The library is released under the permissi
 Requirements
 ------------
 
-Plumbum supports **Python 2.7-3.9** and **PyPy** and is continually tested on
+Plumbum supports **Python 3.6-3.10** and **PyPy** and is continually tested on
 **Linux**, **Mac**, and **Windows** machines through `GitHub Actions
 <https://github.com/tomerfiliba/plumbum/actions>`_.  Any Unix-like machine
 should work fine out of the box, but on Windows, you'll probably want to

docs/local_commands.rst

@@ -119,8 +119,7 @@ the output to a file named ``tmp.txt``::
 .. note::
    Parentheses are required here! ``grep["world"] < sys.stdin > "tmp.txt"`` would be evaluated
    according to the `rules for chained comparison operators
-   <https://docs.python.org/reference/expressions.html#comparisons>`_ and result in ``False``
-   (Python 2) or raise an exception (Python 3).
+   <https://docs.python.org/reference/expressions.html#comparisons>`_ and result an exception.
 
 Right after ``foo``, Ctrl+D was pressed, which caused ``grep`` to finish. The empty string
 at the end is the command's ``stdout`` (and it's empty because it actually went to a file).

tests/test_remote.py

@@ -621,33 +621,28 @@ def test_encoding(self):
 
     def test_path_open_remote_write_local_read(self):
         with self._connect() as rem:
-            # TODO: once Python 2.6 support is dropped, the nested
-            # with-statements below can be combined using "with x as a, y as b"
-            with rem.tempdir() as remote_tmpdir:
-                with local.tempdir() as tmpdir:
-                    assert remote_tmpdir.is_dir()
-                    assert tmpdir.is_dir()
-                    data = b"hello world"
-                    with (remote_tmpdir / "bar.txt").open("wb") as f:
-                        f.write(data)
-                    rem.download((remote_tmpdir / "bar.txt"), (tmpdir / "bar.txt"))
-                    assert (tmpdir / "bar.txt").open("rb").read() == data
+            with rem.tempdir() as remote_tmpdir, local.tempdir() as tmpdir:
+                assert remote_tmpdir.is_dir()
+                assert tmpdir.is_dir()
+                data = b"hello world"
+                with (remote_tmpdir / "bar.txt").open("wb") as f:
+                    f.write(data)
+                rem.download((remote_tmpdir / "bar.txt"), (tmpdir / "bar.txt"))
+                assert (tmpdir / "bar.txt").open("rb").read() == data
 
             assert not remote_tmpdir.exists()
             assert not tmpdir.exists()
 
     def test_path_open_local_write_remote_read(self):
         with self._connect() as rem:
-            # TODO: cf. note on Python 2.6 support above
-            with rem.tempdir() as remote_tmpdir:
-                with local.tempdir() as tmpdir:
-                    assert remote_tmpdir.is_dir()
-                    assert tmpdir.is_dir()
-                    data = b"hello world"
-                    with (tmpdir / "bar.txt").open("wb") as f:
-                        f.write(data)
-                    rem.upload((tmpdir / "bar.txt"), (remote_tmpdir / "bar.txt"))
-                    assert (remote_tmpdir / "bar.txt").open("rb").read() == data
+            with rem.tempdir() as remote_tmpdir, local.tempdir() as tmpdir:
+                assert remote_tmpdir.is_dir()
+                assert tmpdir.is_dir()
+                data = b"hello world"
+                with (tmpdir / "bar.txt").open("wb") as f:
+                    f.write(data)
+                rem.upload((tmpdir / "bar.txt"), (remote_tmpdir / "bar.txt"))
+                assert (remote_tmpdir / "bar.txt").open("rb").read() == data
 
             assert not remote_tmpdir.exists()
             assert not tmpdir.exists()