Closed ligurio closed 3 years ago
See CI on the master branch: python 3 is supported and verified. So I don't understand a problem you tries to solve.
Yep, code is actually already compatible with Python 3. There are only two places required to fix: print calls and exec call. Please review these two patches. CI is green.
Please, pay attention to don't break Python 2 code.
Sure.
See CI on the master branch: python 3 is supported and verified. So I don't understand a problem you tries to solve.
Say,
unittest.TestCase
contains bothassertRaisesRegexp()
andassertRaisesRegex()
on Python 3.7.6. Even if it would not, we don't need a library to make the simple alias.x.items()
from Python 2 is the same aslist(x.items())
in Python 3, but it does not meant that you need to followpy2to3
everywhere it suggest you to do so. Mostly it is just doesn't necessary and a view on a mapping object is what you need.Please, pay attention to don't break Python 2 code.
If I'm too early here, I suggest to mark the PR as draft.