Python3 Support
See original GitHub issueI see that issue #110 was opened to ask about support for python3
, however nothing has changed in that regard even though this comment mentioned it would hopefully be migrated by the end of December 2017 at the latest.
It was also mentioned in that comment that some type of mention would be added to the roadmap in the wiki, but I don’t see anything there either.
Can someone provide any updates if this is still planned at all?
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Great, thanks for continuing to work on this FR over the past ~1 year!
Unfortunately, I don’t have a lot of time to test it out right now. Once I do, I’ll report back with anything that I find.
Ok so the latest commits should make things py3 compatible. Only tested with 3.5 at the moment. Package has been uploaded to pypi with a new version. Tested out installing via pip and setup.py in a virtual env. I am going to consider this closed unless someone finds a problem.