Which versions of Django are supported?

[LaurensBosscher]

Hi!

I tried running a Python 3.3/Django 1.8 project with the green testrunner and it just stalls no matter if I run 1 single test or all the tests in the project, if I place a few print statements in the green code I can see that the pool and targets do get created in runner.py:run but after that I never get a result.

Could this be because Django before 1.9 do not support parallelisation of tests?

Edit: I see that Python 3.3 is not included in the Travis file either, might be worth supporting until September (when it's officially EOL) since CentOS is still on 3.3 for the time being or if there's a known reason why 3.3 would not work it might be worth mentioning in the readme.

[CleanCut]

Green does not support Python 3.3

I tried to in the start, but 3.3 was just a mess. In my opinion Red Hat made a lousy decision shipping 3.3 instead of 3.4 which was already out when they released RHEL 7.0. I use CentOS 7.x myself, and it's annoying that I still can't use a system-provided Python 3.

So, I hear you, but Green is probably never going to support Python 3.3.

[LaurensBosscher]

That's very understandable, I've upgraded my test environment tot 3.4 and unfortunately I still ran into the same problem described above even when I limit the test target to a single test.

I'll try to see if I can narrow down the case of this problem a bit more. Our project isn't that exotic but it's large enough that I suspect that a dependency other than Django could cause problems.

[CleanCut]

That's definitely a bug, then. Have you tried making a green config file with processes = 0? If you can trim it down to an example project, I could definitely take a look.