Only try to install multiprocessing library if python version < 2.6 #30
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Flask 0.10 drops Python 2.5 and I'm also not testing flask-testing with Python 2.5 anymore. I'm ready to accept your pull request but there is no active support for python 2.5 in Flask-Testing anymore. Sorry. |
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If you are not going to support 2.5, we should just remove "multiprocessing" as a requirement, no? |
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Sorry for my late response. Yes your are right. Thank you for this patch! |
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Only try to install multiprocessing library if python version < 2.6
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The multiprocessing package is included in versions 2.6 onward. Including it in install_requires tries to install the backported package from PyPI.