Python3.4 is no longer maintained (PEP 429 says March 2019 was the EOL date),
and the current version of pip (19.1) is the last to support it, so it's time
to let go.
* remove py34 from .travis.yml so PRs don't fail spuriously (there's some
problem with txtorcon and twisted that only happens on py3.4)
'tox' run locally should only exercise sensible combinations (py27-nodilate,
py34-nodilate, py35/36/37 with dilate). Travis will run exactly these by
using a different script for each version of python. Also added a separate
flake8 builder (which uses a small subset of warnings, as the default set is
currently much too noisy).
nevermind.. it appears that travis's pypy (2.6-ish) is too old for
PyNaCl to work, and their pypy3 (3.0-3.2ish) is too. Revisit this when
their images get updated.
I don't yet know how to get tox to run the equivalent of "coverage run
`which trial` wormhole.test", since tox doesn't use a shell. But I want
to switch travis to tox so we get the same dependencies (in particular
the pyflakes constraint) everywhere. I'll figure out how to re-enable
coverage data soon.
This runs tests directly (with 'coverage run' and 'trial'), rather than
running them inside tox, because that was proving difficult.
It upgrades pip first (the travis builders have an older version), to
use and cache wheels for speed. Travis is now configured to retain the
pip cache between runs.
This installs twisted from trunk (as tox was doing), to work around a
bug in the current twisted-15.5.0 release that should be resolved soon.
Travis is told to ignore any branch named WIP-, so I can transfer
branches between computers without causing red builds.
A coverage report is displayed before uploading to codecov.
The wormhole package is installed as --editable, to make the source
filenames in the coverage data match what I get at home. This also
appears necessary to get codecov to display the data (maybe it ignores
data for files outside the starting directory?).
The latest Twisted fixes the web.Agent code we need for proper async
support. There's still a daemonization bug that prevents 'wormhole
server start' from succeeding (it hangs).
The "bytes % bytes" syntax only appeared on py3.5, so don't use it.
Updated travis to expect py3.4 works.
The twisted side is probably even more broken for py3.4 than it is for
py3.5.
Brian Warner
Jürgen Gmach
cclauss