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Modernise testing and support Python 3.8 #177

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@jdevera jdevera commented Oct 14, 2019

  • Test in newer Python versions up to 3.8
  • Stop testing in Python versions that are end of lifed
  • Simplify dependency testing. Test only against latest version of requests
  • Adapt the classifiers so that the tested versions are clear in PyPI.

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jdevera commented Oct 14, 2019

@john-kurkowski I'm working on a last-minute Python 3 migration and it would be great to be able to do a pip install of the library in a version that was tested against 3.8

Any chance you could make a new release to PyPI with these changes?

Please let me know in any way I can help.

Thanks

jdevera-hj and others added 5 commits October 15, 2019 16:43
* Test in newer Python versions up to 3.8
* Stop testing in Python versions that are end of lifed
* Simplify dependency testing. Test only against latest version of
requests

This includes adapting the classifiers so that it is clear in PyPI.
* useless-object inheritance must be there for Python2 compatiblity
* import-ouside-toplevel seems needed for this package
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Clean. Thank you!

@john-kurkowski john-kurkowski merged commit d657414 into john-kurkowski:master Oct 15, 2019
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Released in 2.2.2.

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