add IPython version to message headers#2407
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always-comparable tuple for IPython versions Note that types for each slot must never differ, due to Python 3 breaking loose comparisons (0 is used for base micro, never '')
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NameError: global name 'IPython' is not defined
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Oops, I forgot I had made a pull request from this. Fixed.
will allow future logic to make appropriate compatibility checks
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Ok for merge. |
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Looks good to me. Merged. |
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will allow future logic to make appropriate compatibility checks