Closed pwilczynskiclearcode closed 9 years ago
Luckily I don't have to deal with Python 3.2 anymore :)
Thanks for the pull request!
@WoLpH Sorry, but I can't find why 3.2 isn't working. On the other hand I figured out how to solve issues with pypy. Python 3.4 worked out of the box.
I actually already added Python 3.4 and partial pypy support locally, I'll see if I can debug the 3.2 issue.
Looks like all of them are working now :)
Thanks @pwilczynskiclearcode!
I know it's not changing a lot but finally we should start supporting 3.4 version - Travis currently uses bugfixed 3.4.1 version.