Closed sam-omalley closed 6 years ago
Yes please!
Where are we currently on the Python 3 adoption? I've understood that Python 2.7's sunset date was postponed to 2020.
Would it be considered as a bad practice to make a Python3VerbalExpressions
fork, to support both of the platforms? What do you think?
As long as it is supports both python 2 & 3 I don't see why we should have 2 repos.
@jehna I agree with @ionutvmi . As long as it supports both there is no need for two repos.
If it starts breaking (which this version doesn't appear to do) then perhaps 2 repos are needed.
If these are not breaking changes to 2.x version, it's fine to merge them to the repo.
If possible, you could add to the readme.md a note about the compatibility.
Hi @jehna, this version has really minimal changes to make it work on both Python3 and Python2. I've just merged in the latest upstream changes and tested that everything still works for both Python2 and Python3. I have just tested with Python 2.7.11 and 3.5.1, previously I tested in multiple Python 3 versions (but I can't find a record of this).
Can someone else try out this branch and run:
python setup.py develop
python setup.py test
and
python3 setup.py develop
python3 setup.py test
I will close and reopen to trigger the travis build.
@omalsa04 Thanks for your pr, but I closed this pr, because python 3 support is already implemented.
Also includes mehmetkose's and rajatkhanduja's changes.