Closed midnightlynx closed 8 years ago
Hi midnightlynx,
Thanks so much for the pull request! This looks almost ready to merge in.
What are your thoughts on dropping python2.6 support while we add python 3.5 support, just to mitigate some of the increase in test coverage surface area? I would be on board.
Thanks -Wes
I'd be on board for that, as well. Django only supports 1.8.x and 1.9.x now, so we could potentially drop some or all of the unsupported django versions. Are there still many users needing celery 2.5 support? What with 3.0 coming out almost three and a half years ago, seems like that's not so necessary anymore too.
Updated module code and test code (mostly test code) to work on python 3.4. Added python 3.4 testing environments for django versions which support it. Also expanded testing environments to include django 1.9, and testing with celery 3.1 without django-celery.