python 3.7 support

[aviskase]

Currently, there is confirmed support only for python 2.7 and 3.6.
What about python 3.7 ?

[davehunt]

@aviskase please feel free to submit a pull request. I'm not sure this project is actively maintained these days. Perhaps @davidemoro can correct me, but I no longer have much time to work on it.

[davidemoro]

Hi @davehunt, @aviskase, ouch, I thought there were other Mozilla maintainers! I am overworking in this period but I can fix the python 3.7 compatibility. Just give me a couple of weeks for the PR.

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[davehunt]

@davidemoro there are still Mozilla consumers, so I would expect any breakages to be addressed, but I'm not sure there is any feature development at this time.

@aviskase have you seenn issues running against Python 3.7? It may not be explicitly supported, but that doesn't mean that it wouldn't work.

[aviskase]

@davehunt ran it, seems to be ok (but we've just started using PyPom)

[davidemoro]

All tests passing with py37 without any code change. cc @aviskase @davehunt

I think with issue can be closed

[adriangonciarz]

Works solid with 3.7