This makes it simpler to run python 3.4-3.6 tests locally. This doesn't use tox in travis; it's purely a way to make multi-version testing easier on local machines.
I didn't even add tox to the test dependencies. You'll need to pip install tox on your own if you want to use this.
Also note that .python-version (a file looked at by pyenv) reflects what I've got right now. If you want to use different versions, you can a) modify this file or b) set PYENV_VERSION.
Coverage decreased (-1.3%) to 84.261% when pulling df1c04682f69489f6f0bc5892c64a8b7db7ad939 on abingham:tox-support into d0a6f57cff53718a27e13902275921d50d3d2a94 on sixty-north:master.
This makes it simpler to run python 3.4-3.6 tests locally. This doesn't use
tox
in travis; it's purely a way to make multi-version testing easier on local machines.I didn't even add
tox
to the test dependencies. You'll need topip install tox
on your own if you want to use this.Also note that
.python-version
(a file looked at by pyenv) reflects what I've got right now. If you want to use different versions, you can a) modify this file or b) setPYENV_VERSION
.