Django 1.5 and 1.6 were not yet removed, even though they are not officially
supported anymore. Django 1.4 is also due to lose official support soon.
We should remove them from the envlist when it becomes to a burden to maintain
them or we want to cut down the number of environments being tested.
Removed the except AssertionError block in test_ddf.py at line 820 (but
kept the test). There's no point in running the tests if we are handling the
resulting AssertionError when the test fails.
Looks like my local version of pypy gets error_msg2 but the Travis CI version of pypy gets error_msg. I've added both templates. Not sure why there is a difference, though.
Coverage increased (+0.13%) to 76.88% when pulling 03657cb0eceac2cf3f71d98f803f3c446324ba77 on ixc:ixc/supported-versions into 81e3975b4301ca702920f1802d1c39bbe647160a on paulocheque:master.
Coverage increased (+0.13%) to 76.88% when pulling 03657cb0eceac2cf3f71d98f803f3c446324ba77 on ixc:ixc/supported-versions into 81e3975b4301ca702920f1802d1c39bbe647160a on paulocheque:master.
… for Python 3.2
Django 1.5 and 1.6 were not yet removed, even though they are not officially supported anymore. Django 1.4 is also due to lose official support soon.
We should remove them from the envlist when it becomes to a burden to maintain them or we want to cut down the number of environments being tested.
Removed the
except AssertionError
block intest_ddf.py
at line 820 (but kept the test). There's no point in running the tests if we are handling the resulting AssertionError when the test fails.