Closed cclauss closed 5 years ago
Signed-off-by: cclauss cclauss@bluewin.ch
Add Python 3.6 to the Travis CI testing in __allow_failures__ mode. On my machine, I currently get:
That would need to be cleaned up before Python 3 compatibility can be considered.
Most of the Python 3 syntax errors are caused because print() is a function in Python 3.
Signed-off-by: cclauss cclauss@bluewin.ch
Add Python 3.6 to the Travis CI testing in __allow_failures__ mode. On my machine, I currently get:
That would need to be cleaned up before Python 3 compatibility can be considered.
Most of the Python 3 syntax errors are caused because print() is a function in Python 3.