Another take on adding support for Django 2.1

[federicobond]

This is the solution I came up with, which turned out to be similar to #56, except it does not add any additional dependencies to django-coverage-plugin.

I think it strikes a good balance between simplicity and facilitating its own removal later.

@jambonrose what do you think about this approach?

@PamelaM @nedbat any chance we can get either one merged soon?

[jperelli]

@nedbat please merge this one

[jambonrose]

I'm in favor of not needing to rely on Enum3.4 for older code, so I think this is a step in the right direction. At a glance, this code looks to be equivalent with #56 , but I'm reticent to close that one until #54 is merged and we can run tests.

[Madsvj]

At this point any of the working branches should be merged so people can upgrade, then a new patch can always be made with a refactoring patch.

[federicobond]

Also if any of the maintainers is reading this I would also consider transferring this project to the Jazzband so that we can share the maintenance burden together.

[nedbat]

@federicobond Jazzband is an interesting option. I've added another collaborator to this repo. I hope that will unjam some of the recent proposed changes.

[jambonrose]

When I merge master (for #54 ) into this branch and run Tox, all the tests pass. I've also gone ahead and run the tests on Travis via my repo and everything looks good! 🎉

Given the passing tests and the advantages of this solution over the other proposed solutions, I am merging this one.

Thank you for contributing!

[marcosfede]

Great! Can we expect a new release containing this commit soon?
Thanks

[jambonrose]

I've just asked Ned for access to PyPI, and as soon as I have access to it I will release v1.6rc1 there.

In the meantime, you can install from Github, referencing the version tag I've just set.

$ python -m pip install git+https://github.com/nedbat/django_coverage_plugin.git@v1.6rc1
$ # or
$ python3 -m pip install git+https://github.com/nedbat/django_coverage_plugin.git@v1.6rc1

The code below may be more appropriate if you'd prefer to use requirements.txt.

$ cat requirements.txt 
git+https://github.com/nedbat/django_coverage_plugin.git@v1.6rc1
$ python3 -m pip install -Ur requirements.txt 

I'll be making sure the release works on my end, but would appreciate others double-checking the release.

[jambonrose]

I have issued a release-candidate with the changes: https://pypi.org/project/django_coverage_plugin/1.6rc1/