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Test failure with Python 3 #20
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Patch:
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Thanks for the patches. Will be applied and will be releasing them shortly. |
Tests now pass with Python 3.1 and 3.2. I noticed some failures with Python 3.3. |
Cool thanks for the confirmation on the fix. I'm not going to get to excited about Python 3.3 failures at this stage seeing as its only an alpha release. I had a bunch of tests fail back when 3.2 was in alpha and beta and they magically disappeared in the official release without me having to change any code :) |
Result with Python 3.3:
The last failure is caused by hash randomization, which is enabled by default since Python 3.3:
-R option can be used with some older versions of Python (>=2.6.8 in 2.6 branch, >=2.7.3 in 2.7 branch, >=3.1.5 in 3.1 branch, >=3.2.3 in 3.2 branch) to enable hash randomization:
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Interesting. I'll take a look into it. Many thanks, Dave M. On 25 May 2012, at 13:11, Arfreverreply@reply.github.com wrote:
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This test failure doesn't occur with Python 2. I use netaddr-0.7.6.
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