Python 3 support and Django 1.8 support #19
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This makes the tests run on Travis's container based architecture, which is much faster.
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Django 1.5 is no longer officially supported so it might be unnecessary to run tests for it? |
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@antonagestam Probably want to look through all projects that use djedi and see which Django versions they run, hmm. |
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This continues the work by @ZipFile to add Python 3 support and also adds support for Django 1.8.
Note: Python 3 tests will fail until Python 3 support for content-io is merged.