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Start testing Python 3.8 on Travis #1475
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Yeah, the 3.7 identifier was added as part of #1417 but for some reason the tests never passed. |
I meant #1413, sorry |
Looks like 3 failures on Xenial about FQDN name being dotted. Wonder what's causing those failures. :) |
Well would you look at that, looks like Travis' Xenial environment has problems resolving |
Interesting... What can we do to get around that?
…On Thu, Nov 15, 2018, 6:34 PM Seth M. Larson ***@***.***> wrote:
Well would you look at that, looks like Travis' Xenial environment has
problems resolving localhost. as a FQDN whereas Trusty, macOS and
AppVeyor have no issue with it. Found this via:
https://travis-ci.org/urllib3/urllib3/jobs/455794642
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Well there's no localhost entry within
I wonder if we can add valid entries and refresh we can get it to be happy? |
The surprising thing is that I think there's no localhost entry on 14.04 either but the tests work there? |
Per comments in this thread: https://travis-ci.community/t/xenial-unable-to-resolve-localhost-as-a-valid-fqdn/919 it's to do with the differences between GCE and AWS. |
What's your plan here? Disable those tests on Linux? Maybe we can even detect GCE and use xfail in that case? |
I was planning on using xfail when we detect "gce" from |
That looks like it worked, I'm gonna say this is the way to go for us. These tests are being done elsewhere and I'd hope there's no difference with FQDN resolution between Python 3.7 and 3.8. |
Looks good to me! Great work here, @SethMichaelLarson! Looks like you need to restart the Appveyor build. And don't forget to squash 😄 |
Unfortunately no way to restart singular builds on AppVeyor for me. :( Will have to run them all again and cross those fingers! 🤞 |
For next time, here's a new thing to restart failed builds on AppVeyor: |
I also noticed we didn't have the 3.7 identifier within
setup.py
so I went ahead and added that.