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Commit f22e626 broke test #35

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y0no opened this issue May 7, 2015 · 8 comments
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Commit f22e626 broke test #35

y0no opened this issue May 7, 2015 · 8 comments
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y0no commented May 7, 2015

As I say on IRC to @prologic, the last circuit commit (f22e626) seems to broke some tests after being merged with master branch.

@treemo are you on it ?

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prologic commented May 7, 2015

If one of you could look into this and submit a PR that fixes this that would be great :) I'm at work atm so won't be able to look at it till tonight AEST :)

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prologic commented May 7, 2015

See: #34

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treemo commented May 11, 2015

See: #38

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Is this closed by #38?

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y0no commented May 12, 2015

Tests seems to pass with python 3.4.3 and python 2.7.9. It's good for me.

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Awesome :) We have Travis CI setup now too so hopefully we'll get all tests passing across all supported versions :)

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y0no commented May 12, 2015

Currently some tests fail under python 2.7 and 3.4 because of SSL library changes.

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kk can we open a new issue regarding that?

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