It's also possible that gevent could be >=1.3.6 or >=1.2.2 or >=1.2.1, possibly even earlier.

Also requests could be >=2.18.4 or >=2.13.0, or earlier.

Really based on the commit history that version bumps were only applied "because an upsteam package was updated" rather than out of necessity. This completely violates the purpose of version ranges, and also is incorrect since disco doesn't require specific versions. It also makes it extremely likely for disco to incorrectly cause dependency hell.

Without this PR, any other package which also uses e.g. requests and decides to pin exact versions would be almost guaranteed to be incompatible with disco.

A group of us have begun our own off-shoot of Disco and plan to provide updates for those still running Python2 (for whatever reason) and Python3 under API v8. There will be separate branches for each version (given six is a bloody mess/nightmare and is terrible at maintaining Python version compatibility -- hint: it causes crashes), and updates will be maintained ideally as information's provided by Discord. I should have more details soon:tm:.