os.environ is not a dict: has no "has_key()" method #31
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It is a "mappable" that implements the __contains__ method. It does not have a has_key() method. I therefore replaced all instances of os.environ.has_key(...) with keyname in os.environ.keys().
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One other remark: maybe it's time to add a python 3(.5?) build to Travis? |
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< One other remark: maybe it's time to add a python 3(.5?) build to Travis? See #32 |
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os.environ is not a dict: has no "has_key()" method
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It is a mappable that implements the contains method. It does not
have a has_key() method. I therefore replaced all instances of os.environ.has_key(...)
with 'keyname' in os.environ.keys().