Adds support for Python 3 #6
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| del m['options'] | ||
| m['name'] = m['name'].strip() | ||
| original_team = original.get('team') | ||
| team = original_team if original_team is not None else default_team | ||
| severity = original.get('severity') or 'CRITICAL' | ||
| if team: | ||
| if isinstance(team, basestring): | ||
| if isinstance(team, str): |
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I believe this will break Python 2, since we get unicode objects out of the yaml file.
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Sorry, I completely overlooked that. I pushed another commit in the meanwhile, which should fix that.
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Any reasons why the pull request is still open? |
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Going forward, it seems unnecessary effort to me to support Python 2 and 3 at the same time, and since we don't have unit test coverage (yet) - why take the chance. What's your use case where you can use Python 3 but not Python 2? |
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Yes sure support both is way to much effort. It's not a real argument but python3 is the future 🚀 |
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When can we expect to get this merged? The complexity of the patch involving list() and print() seems perfectly reasonable. |
As DogPush didn't support Python 3 this pull request adds support for it.