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Support for Python 3 #4
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Small update: I added an update of versioneer to get correct version tags. CI: https://travis-ci.org/george-hopkins/pyutil/builds/189832255 |
Until support for Python 3 [1] gets merged into pyutil, we have to install the updated version manually. [1]: zooko/pyutil#4
Until support for Python 3 [1] gets merged into pyutil, we have to install the updated version manually. [1]: zooko/pyutil#4
May we simply know what's the status on this PR? Are there plans to take care of it and merge it soon? |
I'm sorry, I'm not maintaining pyutil anymore. We need someone else to maintain it! |
Thanks for your quick reply! (Sorry for my late reply!) I was asking because of the related PR on zfec (tahoe-lafs/zfec#4). Just in case that it is not too much trouble for you, you can perhaps shine some light on the following question asked by @warner in tahoe-lafs/zfec#4 (comment):
Thanks! |
Best to grep the Tahoe source code to answer that, or ask someone who is a
current maintainer of it.
…On Oct 30, 2017 18:24, "Sylvain Bellemare" ***@***.***> wrote:
Thanks for your quick reply! (*Sorry for my late reply!*) I was asking
because of the related PR on zfec (tahoe-lafs/zfec#4
<tahoe-lafs/zfec#4>).
Just in case that it is not too much trouble for you, you can perhaps
shine some light on the following question asked by @warner
<https://github.com/warner> in tahoe-lafs/zfec#4 (comment)
<tahoe-lafs/zfec#4 (comment)>:
What do we need pyutil for anyways? (I vaguely remember talking with zooko
a long while back about maybe splitting the CLI utilities out of zfec and
into a separate package, because I seem to remember that pyutil was only
needed for the CLI tools).
Thanks!
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Ok, cool, thanks! |
@george-hopkins can you do the same PR over here? I took over maintainership and would like to integrate your work. |
@tpltnt Sure, I will do a rebase of my patch as soon as possible. Btw, would you mind enabling issues on your fork? That would enable us to discuss the integration in a separate thread. |
@george-hopkins cool, thank you |
Python 3 support landed in my branch and in the module on pypi. |
As more and more projects are based on Python 3, this PR hopefully makes all current modules compatible with Python 3.
All tests pass for 2.7, 3.3 and 3.5: https://travis-ci.org/george-hopkins/pyutil/builds/189805907