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This updates to include compatability with py3, whilst retaining all functionality in py2. The evernote library is not yet py3 compatible, so is not used in the py3 version. It is however still retained when using py2.
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(I am not a core contributor) This looks like a good PR, but has a lot of unrelated changes along with the functional ones. It would be easier to review if these were separate. both |
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This PR is from quite a while ago now, the maintainer seems to have abandoned this project sadly. I did continue work on this on my own fork but don't have much time for it now either. |
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The evernote dependency is not allowing installation for python3 is there anyway to ignore the dependency because I don't need its functionality |
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This is an updated to PR #69, with commits squashed to present a cleaner history. It still addresses issue #36.
This updates to include compatibility with py3, whilst retaining
all functionality in py2.
The evernote library is not yet py3 compatible, so is not used in
the py3 version. It is however still retained when using py2.
Also fabric isn't compatible with py3 yet either. I haven't worked with it before, so am not sure how important it is to the dev workflow here. For now I've changed tests to run directly instead of via the fabric generated runtests.py.