I'm embarrassed to have to write something like this in 2016, but it appears the new Travis servers with Ubuntu Trusty have no support for IPv6 (not even localhost!). Thus this pull checks for IPv6 and skips the IPv6 tests if the environment is lacking it.
As we need trusty support for c++11 at some point, we'll need this.
Ref:
59 | + self.conf3.af = socket.AF_INET6 60 | + self.conf3.addr = ('::1', 15000 + (os.getpid() % 1000)) 61 | + self.conf3.unauth = True 62 | + self.conf3.auth = True 63 | + else: 64 | + print "Warning: testing without local IPv6 support"
print("Warning: testing without local IPv6 support")
Parenthesis needed for Py3 support.
Is there any python 3 compatibility at all? Adding parenthesis without the proper __future__ import will result in wacky output (in general - in this specific case, there is only one argument so it won't be printed as a string tuple).
Probably should make
from __future__ import division,print_function,unicode_literals
mandatory for all python scripts (but not here).
Is there any python 3 compatibility at all?
Probably not, but let's not make it worse?
Adding parenthesis without the proper future import will result in wacky output (in general - in this specific case, there is only one argument so it won't be printed as a string tuple).
How so? There is only ever one argument to print, right?
How so? There is only ever one argument to print, right?
Yes, but it is deceptive. It looks like a python3 print function, but when you add an argument it start to behave differently in py2 and py3. I'm ok with making the tests Python 3 compatible, but I'm not going to do so it in this pull.
