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Add support for Python 3.4 #42
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Python 3 support will be great. |
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👍 I am would like mark mailgun/talon require mailgun/flanker (lack python3 support) which require mailgun/expiringdict, which lack of python 3 support too. |
Hi, I've created a fork of talon, https://github.com/tictail/claw, in which I've removed the signature extraction that depends on ML (which I didn't use), and cleaned up some dependencies (now much less weird stuff installed). I've also started to implement some bug fixes, along with CI test suites and so on. Flanker is only used in the tests, so to get Python3.4 support working would be to just find another way to run those tests. |
Hi all. Talon has been updated to have no flanker dependency. Could you please check compatibility with Python 3.4? |
@obukhov-sergey , talon still require "lxml==2.3.3", but lxml < 3, are not python 3 compatible. |
@obukhov-sergey , At https://github.com/ad-m/claw/tree/mailgun_talon I created fork of your repo, added TravisCi by python 2.7,3.3 and 3.4. In Unfortuanetly, syntax of talon aren't python3 compatible. See for your code: https://travis-ci.org/ad-m/claw/jobs/79189172 . I tried use |
Hi @ad-m, thanks. I've unpinned lxml version. Will try to address other comments as soon as possible but no ETA. |
@obukhov-sergey , you have to add |
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@Sumeet-Jain , thank you. |
#97 does the work to make the parts of talon that don't use ML support Python 3. |
Since this is still unsolved, I have a python 3 version of talon ready to go. All tests are passing from python 2.7 to python 3.6 although I had to modify some of the tests to assert against byte arrays instead of string, and to pass an encoding when opening unicode files on python 3. I'll send in a PR shortly. |
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