Request for Python 3 support
See original GitHub issueI love this tool, especially the image diff capabilities! I wish it had Python 3 support. I can install it with python3 -m pip install webdiff
, but the code isn’t Python 3 compatible.
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Python 2
If you do have python2 on your system, you can install it with the python2 pip and it will use python2. The best way to ensure which version of Python you’ve installed it on is by using pip as a module as follows:
Install webdiff with the above command and when you run
webdiff
orgit webdiff
it will work.Python 3
Alternatively, if you apply the patches in my pull request you could install it for python3 but not with pip trying to install from pypi.org. If you have more questions feel free to ask them.
As of release 0.13.0, webdiff supports Python3. You should be able to pip install it in Python2 or Python3.