Update support for Python 2.6+#178
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LGTM @joestump |
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Is 2.5 even supportable? Travis doesn't run it so it'll never be ci tested. I thought the new |
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I agree with @hayd. Honestly we should probably discuss a 2.6 EOL at some point in the next 12-18 months. I say we go 2.6+ |
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I hadn't realised that. I agree also... |
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I confirmed that tests currently pass under 2.5, but you have to install an old version of mock to run them. I'm not particularly persuaded to drop a version because of the CI used, but the exception syntax makes it really difficult to move forward. So altogether, I support dropping 2.5 as well. I'll update this PR. |
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This PR now updates README to 2.6+, removes pre-2.6 library imports, and uses 2.6+ style exception syntax. @jaitaiwan @joestump this can go. I'm going to work on getting the 3.3 and 3.4 tests to pass. |
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There's going to be many merge conflicts in resolving these (e.g. the exception as syntax). We should fix up/merge #142 first. |
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I concur with @hayd. We should get PT3K merged in first. Also @jaitaiwan you should release what we have in master if you're comfortable as 1.9-RC1 IMO. |
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Ok, @rickhanlonii are you happy for current master to be 1.9-RC1? |
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Yeah I'm good with that. |
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@rickhanlonii probably need this updated since we've released 1.9 |
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This is no longer relevant. README.md was already updated with the correct versions and syntax has been updated. |
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As discussed here, there's a discussion to drop support for Python 2.4.
This pull takes the first step by updating the README, removing pre-2.6 library imports, and 2.6+ style exception syntax.
Moved #177 to develop branch here.