I faced that htmlport is not going to Py36 and does not pass the tests in Windows.
I fixed:
- Updated for p36
- has corrected tests.
But my patch don't working for Py27 because it uses pathlib.
It's hard for me to understand how your CI works and how it runs the assembly HtmlReprots and tests. May be my patch will not work for your CI scripts.
I have an idea to turn a htmlport as a separate project.
Could you help me to update HtmlReport for fixed my issues?
Thanks.
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We have not started to consider dropping support for Python 2.X yet. It seems to me that is still used very much.
Is it impossible to handle both Python 3.6 and Python 2.X?
Maybe some alternate lib besides pathlib can be used that is compatible with both.
About the CI scripts. I think it's easiest if you send me a github pull request with your changes. You will see if the CI scripts are broken then or not.
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I will rewrite a patch to handle both Python 2.X and Python 3.3+.
I think it will be very good if your CI system will create a pypi's package of htmlreporter for the publication on pypi.python.org. I can help you with it.
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Hello.
I want to update the HtmlReport and to help you.
I faced that htmlport is not going to Py36 and does not pass the tests in Windows.
I fixed:
- Updated for p36
- has corrected tests.
But my patch don't working for Py27 because it uses pathlib.
It's hard for me to understand how your CI works and how it runs the assembly HtmlReprots and tests. May be my patch will not work for your CI scripts.
I have an idea to turn a htmlport as a separate project.
Could you help me to update HtmlReport for fixed my issues?
Thanks.
Thanks!
I am no real Python expert.
We have not started to consider dropping support for Python 2.X yet. It seems to me that is still used very much.
Is it impossible to handle both Python 3.6 and Python 2.X?
Maybe some alternate lib besides pathlib can be used that is compatible with both.
About the CI scripts. I think it's easiest if you send me a github pull request with your changes. You will see if the CI scripts are broken then or not.
Thanks, for your response!
I will rewrite a patch to handle both Python 2.X and Python 3.3+.
I think it will be very good if your CI system will create a pypi's package of htmlreporter for the publication on pypi.python.org. I can help you with it.