Thanks for a nice lib! I guess that you prefer Python 3 than 2 - same as me, btw - but I would be happy to be able to use it for a legacy Python 2 project. And also as this lib is so small keeping Python 2-compatible code won't be very painful.
So can you please consider merging this?
PS I am not very happy with solution I propose to run some tests on Python 3 only. Feel free to recommend a better one, I will fix it then.
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Hey,
Thanks for a nice lib! I guess that you prefer Python 3 than 2 - same as me, btw - but I would be happy to be able to use it for a legacy Python 2 project. And also as this lib is so small keeping Python 2-compatible code won't be very painful.
So can you please consider merging this?
PS I am not very happy with solution I propose to run some tests on Python 3 only. Feel free to recommend a better one, I will fix it then.