Python 3 Support

[trbs]

Let's try to get Python 3 support for Django Extensions

[trbs]

Tests now pass for me and travis for both Python 2 and 3.

If other people could test with their projects as well that would be really helpful.
And let's try do a new release as soon as possible :)

[fhahn]

Yes the tests pass (:

but I fear especially some management commands are untested and need some
porting work. I hope I'll find some time this weekend to look further into
this.

[trbs]

Yes, I will try to find some time to and go through as many commands as I can.

I'm also thinking that we can either release a beta version or a new version with a big warning that python 3 support is untested. To get feedback from the community and then I will make frequent releases whenever a python 3 related bug is fixed.

[diox]

FYI this appears to have broken shell_plus on python 2.x (well, I can reproduce with python 2.6.6 and django 1.4.5 at least). Traceback is here: https://gist.github.com/diox/988867849bdd17fd925f - reverting to an earlier version fixes it.

[trbs]

FYI this appears to have broken shell_plus on python 2.x (well, I can reproduce with python 2.6.6 and django 1.4.5 at least). Traceback is here: https://gist.github.com/diox/988867849bdd17fd925f - reverting to an earlier version fixes it.

I've committed a fix for this in eccf666

Now looking into this I decided to disable the entire pythonrc loading per default. Instead of specifying --no-pythonrc to NOT use it, you must now specify --use-pythonrc.

Documentation like; http://docs.python.org/2/library/user.html clearly states its deprecation path and the large amount of problems with it.

I must rather prefer we provide extra extensibility points of our own if this functionality is needed by people.

[trbs]

lets create new tickets for new problems related to Python 3 support