Add python3 compatability for gen_tzinfo.py and gen_tests.py #23
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gen_tzinfo.py contains some python2 specific code, that is made compatible with python3 as well. In link() io.open is utilised so that the method of dealing with decoding errors with binary data in tz/ is explicitly handled (and can be used in python2 and 3).
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@stub42 apologies for the v.long delay in getting updates to you. I've updated the branch to have only python3 compatability. |
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This PR adds python3 compatibility for gen_tzinfo.py and gen_tests.py, whilst maintaining existing python2 support.
Some distributions (fedora) are planning to default
/usr/bin/pythonto python3. Other base runtimes (freedesktop-sdk) plan to deprecate python2 completely, meaning that building pytz against this runtime will not be possible.We add an additional command to the travis script, and enabling the
PYTHONmake variable to be user-configurable, to allow CI to test for python3 build compatibility.