Python 3.5.3 is required, and enabled python3 on travisCI #7
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TravisCI tests failing as python 3.5.3 is required The official workaround for using python3.7 on travisCI is to enable sudo and use xenial. Signed-off-by: Even Thomassen <[email protected]>
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I accidentally pushed both #6 and #5 to #6, so I closed it and created this instead.
I've now properly fixed Python 3.7 on travisCI.
TravisCI tests were failing as python 3.5.3 is required, so 3.4 is no longer supported.
The official workaround for using python3.7 on travisCI is to enable sudo and use xenial.
Signed-off-by: Even Thomassen [email protected]