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fix #487: compatibility with python3.8 in petl.timings.clock() #516

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@juarezr juarezr commented Sep 12, 2020

This PR has the objective of fix #487

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  1. Fixed a compatibility issue with python3.8 in petl.timings.clock()

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@juarezr juarezr added Bug It must work in all situations, but this failed Maintainability Issues for code modernization, improve development, testing labels Sep 12, 2020
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Coverage increased (+0.0006%) to 91.957% when pulling 5825211 on juarezr:fix_py38 into a66a640 on petl-developers:master.

@juarezr juarezr merged commit 0a74c0e into petl-developers:master Sep 12, 2020
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@juarezr juarezr changed the title fix #484: compatibility with python3.8 in petl.timings.clock() fix #487: compatibility with python3.8 in petl.timings.clock() Sep 24, 2020
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time.clock was removed in Python 3.8 in favor of time.perf_counter/time.process_time
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