Message6277
If mod_python is obsolete (cf. issue 2550821 reporting a Roundup patch
needed to work with current mod_python, as of 2013), that definitely
indicates that testing with mod_python and Python 3 (cf. issue 2550973)
should not be needed before making a release with Python 3 support.
(Personally I think we should be moving towards a release with the current
state of the Python 3 support, suitably marked experimental, simply
because we're not likely to get much more testing of that support without
a release. Although I expect more issues are still present, I'm gradually
writing automated tests for my own instance code to prepare to move to
Python 3 in my production use, and whereas when I started writing such
tests I was routinely finding Python 3 issues in Roundup, I'm no longer
finding such issues routinely when I add tests.) |
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2018-10-10 01:35:25 | joseph_myers | set | recipients:
+ joseph_myers, schlatterbeck, tekberg |
2018-10-10 01:35:25 | joseph_myers | link | issue2551005 messages |
2018-10-10 01:35:25 | joseph_myers | create | |
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