Update tox.ini so we can slowly move over to tox from make #792
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No 2.6 support and no 3.4 support. This is great news! +1 for this change assuming CIs are happy. |
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I didn't update the CI targets yet. I want to figure out the 2.6 issue first before updating travis. |
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Update tox.ini so we can slowly move over to tox from make
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If everything goes well, gitdb should become py3 compatible in the course of the day and get an update on pypi. |
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Also, this is weird. I only see one build from 8 days ago in the build history - https://travis-ci.org/StackStorm/st2/builds Is this Travis even correctly hooked up? |
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We are not compatible with python3.4 because of one of our dependencies. (gitpython -> gitdb). [Ref: https://github.com/gitpython-developers/gitdb/pull/13]
We are not compatible with 2.6 either. I am unsure how travis builds 2.6 just fine. Doesn't pass on my local box.