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[GitHub] [airflow] potiuk commented on pull request #19608: Enhance `multiple_outputs` inference of dict typing

potiuk commented on pull request #19608:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/19608#issuecomment-1002265864


   > Looks like a new static check was added in #20501 which checks syntax for 3.7+ and is attempting to remove the check for Python 3.6 in the typing inference logic here. Is dropping Python 3.6 support slated for 2.2.4? Or should I go ahead and remove the Python 3.6 check and assume it's no longer supported even though #20467 is not part of a release yet?
   
   Interesting one that we have not foreseen. I think we should disable the pyupgrade for now and re-enable it when we release 2.3.0.


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