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Check support for Python 3.6 #358
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May I suggest to split the "bonus idea" into separate issues? |
@mbaechtold good point; done. |
In fact, this makes all the tests be run under Python 3.6. If the tests succeed, we assume there is support for Python 3.6 Closes FactoryBoy#358
In fact, this makes all the tests be run under Python 3.6. If the tests succeed, we assume there is support for Python 3.6 Closes #358
@mbaechtold do you mind also adding the python 3.6 to the shields.io badge? (just modify the readme) Thanks! |
Sure, I'll do that tomorrow.
… On 8 Apr 2017, at 01:05, Jeff Widman ***@***.***> wrote:
@mbaechtold do you mind also adding the python 3.6 to the shields.io badge? (just modify the readme)
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@jeffwidman I'm wondering if the shields.io wouldn't be based on the PyPI metadata; in which case they would update automatically once we release a version, but not before 😕 |
@rbarrois is totally right; I just forgot. |
With Python 3.6 out, we should make sure that it is properly supported by factory_boy.
This should work out of the box; but some steps are required to check it:
README.rst
and classifiers at https://github.com/FactoryBoy/factory_boy/blob/master/setup.py#L57 to state that Python 3.6 is supported.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: