Issue #3: Use relative imports #58
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February 3, 2015 14:40
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Why didn't you pick up from #8? |
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Also more than half of your commit messages are the same text. |
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I didn't pick up from #8 since trunk has diverged suffiiently far (pydispatcher dropped, various other changes) that it didn't seem worth the effort of sorting out the required updates to that branch. |
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Nice, thanks! |
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This is replaces a number of imports with relative imports, as discussed in issue #3 .
I haven't looked at fixing imports in the test suite yet, so this is not a complete fix.
The commits from 8fc60f4 onwards are minimal workarounds to get py.test to collect the tests on python 3.4, and should not be considered the final solution.