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Add CPython 3.7 to CI #566
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If we end up not using Pyenv for whatever reason, refer to travis-ci/travis-ci#9815 for a workaround as Travis does not currently support Python 3.7 without installing it yourself. |
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A few tests are fixed up to handle python 3.7 and the custom enviornment pass throughs we need in linux CI. Fixes pex-tool#566
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A few tests are fixed up to handle python 3.7 and the custom enviornment pass throughs we need in linux CI. Fixes pex-tool#566
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A few tests are fixed up to handle python 3.7 and the custom enviornment pass throughs we need in linux CI. Fixes #566
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It's been out for a while and with pyenv support working for OSX, worst case we could also use it on linux to get 3.7
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