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Introduce six to the codebase to deal with Python 2/Python 3 differences #2642

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nicoddemus opened this issue Aug 1, 2017 · 4 comments
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It would be nice to remove a good portion of our Python 2/Python 3 own compatibility layer. Ultimately we must see if the change is worthwhile (my initial feeling is that it is, but that is to be seen yet).

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this also would remove a lot of the messy pylib dependencies

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Realized that we should discuss if six should be vendored or not, given that six also tests itself using pytest, similar to the discussion taking place in #2641. I guess the exact same arguments to vendor attrs or not apply to six.

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important point -

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Fixed by #2650

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