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Tests failing using Python 3.7 #1263
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A more condensed report of the failures:
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Tests have never passed for 3.7. Some things have changed (namely the removal of function signatures from docstrings for some functions). Now the tests are passing in the typeshed branch. Please check it out. It's going to be merged to master soon anyway. |
This issue was closed but the 0.13.3 release still fails. Should I open a new issue or should we reopen this? I think it should be kept open til typeshed branch is merged and issue fixed. |
If master is failing, please open a new issue. Typeshed is failing at the moment, but that's a different problem. |
remove py3-jedi due to lack of support for 3.7 davidhalter/jedi#1263
@davidhalter I'm not sure I understand; tests are failing on master, yes, but only if using Python 3.7. Do we want an issue for this until the typeshed branch gets merged in? ======== 89 failed, 1652 passed, 31 skipped, 4 xfailed, 162 warnings in 44.50 seconds ======== on master, v0.13.3-28-gb2f6758a |
Tests are passing now, I merged the typeshed branch (or rather the ts2 branch). It's been quite some work (512 commits, 152 files changed, 6543 insertions(+), 3502 deletions(-)). There's still some work to do to get travis to work with Python 3.7, but that's for another day, on my local machine, 3.7 is passing. |
This is probably related to proper Python 3.7 support in the process of being added (issue #1177), but there are no other issues mentioning it explicitly so I thought I'd report it here.
Using version 0.13.1, we get:
For completeness, repeating the tests using the older 0.12.1 version, the summary reads like:
Here's a log excerpt for the 0.13.1 version:
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