Updated "colorama" package to latest

[barbossa]

Latest version of colorama is 0.4.3 https://pypi.org/project/colorama/.

[barbossa]

@renskiy hello, can you look at this PR and if everything is ok, please merge it

[renskiy]

@barbossa looks good for me. But can you explain why you need newer version of colorama?

[barbossa]

@barbossa looks good for me. But can you explain why you need newer version of colorama?

In my project I have unresolved dependency for "colorama" that broke updating pre-commit to newer version.

New version of pre-commit requires colorama>0.4, but fabricio has colorama<0.4. By this reason I cannot update pre-commit.

[renskiy]

The latest version of Colorama does support Python 3.5. Are you sure about this?

[barbossa]

@renskiy you're right, we should support Python 3.5.

I've made an additional commit and returned Python 3.5 to travis.

[barbossa]

Oh, but I've forgot do the same with fabricio doc. Need one more commit 🙂

[barbossa]

@renskiy I think you should make squash commits before merging and combine my 7 commits into 1.

Github interface should support squashing before merging.

[renskiy]

compatibility-breaking changes should increase major version too. I think it will 0.6 after all

[barbossa]

@renskiy done.

[barbossa]

@renskiy hey, do you plan merge this MR? 🙂

[renskiy]

@barbossa yes, next week

[renskiy]

@barbossa hi, sorry for delay. But I actually have not decided to make new version yet. But your PR will be in this version when it will be released.

Speaking about dependencies and dependency conflicts I think you should not mix Fabricio environment (AKA deploy environment) and your project code environment. There are many version conflicts will be if such mixing take place.

To solve your issue you can install Fabricio in another environment. Installation process will add fab executable to the current environment. And you should do one of the following things after that:

• update your PATH environment variable which will include path to selected environment binaries
• or you could install fabricio to your system default python environment, then fab will be available immediately
  after install

[barbossa]

@renskiy hey. Don't worry about late response, everything is ok 🙂 I I've figure out my issue, I use fork of fabricio with fixed dependency conflicts. I can wait while you do release.