Django now fully supports Python 3, but this plugin does not, and setup.py does not specify supported versions. As a result, this plugin will install but crash if Python 3 is used.
According to the 2to3 tool, Converting the plugin to support Python 3 will involve at least the following:
changing all relative imports from e.g. import models to from . import models
migrating from urllib and urllib2 to the new urllib modules and submodules
changing try/except deprecated syntax from e.g. except ValueError, e: to except ValueError as e:
... and some other small changes.
It should be possible to support python 2 and python 3 simultaneously.
Django now fully supports Python 3, but this plugin does not, and setup.py does not specify supported versions. As a result, this plugin will install but crash if Python 3 is used.
According to the 2to3 tool, Converting the plugin to support Python 3 will involve at least the following:
import models
tofrom . import models
urllib
andurllib2
to the newurllib
modules and submodulesexcept ValueError, e:
toexcept ValueError as e:
... and some other small changes.
It should be possible to support python 2 and python 3 simultaneously.