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Python 2.6 compatibility. #2

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These changes should provide Python 2.6 compatibility. I still have two failing tests, but they are failing under 2.7 as well. I'll address those in a later pull request.

With the unittest2 change, I committed a file called requirements-dev.txt. You can run this to install unittest2 by running pip install -r requirements-dev.txt.

I also plan to apply my Python project template in a later pull request. This should make porting to 3.3 much easier. The project template uses pytest so I will consider porting the tests to pytest when I am working on that PR.

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seanfisk commented Jan 7, 2014

Is this still being maintained? I really like this library and would like to contribute, but it's hard to do that with this PR still out.

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huan commented Mar 21, 2020

Hello @seanfisk ,

Do you still want to add this support to the pinject?

If so, please merge the latest code from the master branch, and make the CI green, then we will be able to merge it.

If not, then let's close this PR gracefully.

Thank you very much.

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cclauss commented Mar 23, 2021

My sense is that Py26 should no longer be a target given that Python 2 died on 1/1/2020 (15 months ago).

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huan commented Mar 23, 2021

Agreed with @cclauss, let's prepare to close this PR.

If there's anyone wants to keep this PR, please add your reason in the comments before May 1, 2021.

If there's no one wants to keep this PR after May 1, then we will close it.

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