All changes were made in a way to maintain backward compatibility, but I could not get the absolute imports to work with Python2.
All tests also pass, but a large number of input files was not available for thorough testing.
I'll check this out. Shifting the whole project over to Python 3 would be great. Personally if it got to the point of being solid and stable in Python 3 I would be fine with dropping Python 2 support.
All changes were made in a way to maintain backward compatibility, but I could not get the absolute imports to work with Python2. All tests also pass, but a large number of input files was not available for thorough testing.