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Feature/python 3 #206
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Tested. Works. |
How do I add something on top of your pull request? Please queue patch from https://github.com/keszybz/pelita/tree/pr/206. |
No idea. However patching itself is pretty easy:
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Closing in favour of #258 |
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Introducing: The Python 3 version of Pelita.
Most went well with 2to3 but a few additional fixes were needed with string conversions (mostly for the socket I/O) and newly introduced name conflicts.
Thanks to our better-than-average coverage, I’m also rather confident that there are not too many bugs left.
Notes:
— The compat.argparse has been retired
— I’ve added a python3 shebang but I’m not sure this is correct and future-proof (e.g. travis complains about it)
Are there any great Python 3 features we could immediately take advantage of?