Closed geowurster closed 9 years ago
Thanks!!
@geowurster never mind my questions. I made those changes in https://github.com/schwehr/libais/commit/5a1df281d7ff720665d2eaff0eddd8098cf94b2b
@schwehr I think testing on Python 3.3 and 3.4 is beneficial and will highlight any edge cases or gotchas that break functionality for a specific version. If you're trying to keep the load down at Travis I wouldn't worry about it - they are pretty adamant about supporting open source builds and their example Python configfile lists even more versions.
Closes #113
@schehr Building on Travis's container infrastructure is faster because you can cache directories between builds. I changed this mostly to help debug a Travis problem with our pipeline.
Stepping through the container change solved my build problem, so I can roll back one or both of these changes if needed.