add python2/3 compatibility (SOFTWARE-4875) #28
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This all seems fine to me, I presume it has all been tested? |
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@edquist where'd we land with finding a tester on this? |
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I pang Justas in #software on Aug 16; and he in turn pointed it to Andres Moya and Sravya Uppalapati. It doesn't look like we heard back from them about it since. I could ping the three of them again if you like. |
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@juztas any word ^^? |
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Comment added in Tier2 Issue tracker. Mentioning again to: @andres-moya and @sravyau09 |
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@juztas it's been a couple of months, is this still something that you all need? |
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I will comment again, @andres-moya and @sravyau09 UP |
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There are a number of python2-isms in here; I've tried to make everything python2+3 compatible as i'm not sure if you guys still care about python2; but it's breaking us as we've been in a python3-only mode for some time.
Thanks!
https://jira.opensciencegrid.org/browse/SOFTWARE-4875