Python 3.3 is end-of-life, but I'm committed to not dropping support for anything until the next major release. I still have a minor release to do, so I'm stuck with Python 3.3. for now.
The tests are currently rather over-complicated, with nested virtualenvs and doubly-force-upgraded installations of pip et al. I'm going to try whether I can simplify things and avoid incompatible versions of pip and setuptools as a side effect. As always, help is welcome.
Python 3.3 is end-of-life, but I'm committed to not dropping support for anything until the next major release. I still have a minor release to do, so I'm stuck with Python 3.3. for now.
The tests are currently rather over-complicated, with nested virtualenvs and doubly-force-upgraded installations of
pip
et al. I'm going to try whether I can simplify things and avoid incompatible versions ofpip
andsetuptools
as a side effect. As always, help is welcome.