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GitMate.io thinks the contributors most likely able to help are @RonnyPfannschmidt, and @nicoddemus. |
Hi @frenzymadness, Jython currently is not part of our CI process so I don't consider it completely supported, but pytest does have some code to deal with Jython specifics. Not sure what's the opinion of other maintainers: should we strive to make Jython a first-class platform to be supported by including it in CI or should we remove its support officially at some point in the future? |
As a note, the current version ( Report on |
@fabioz thanks for the info.
Thanks for the upstream report. 👍 |
as far as i understood scandir cannot be supported on jython unless jython adds support in some way |
wondering how hard it would be o add automatic wheels for it with manylinux/appveyor |
benhoyt/scandir#106 should fix it |
Now that benhoyt/scandir#106 has been merged we can close this. Thanks again @frenzymadness for the report. |
Hello.
I've tried to use pytest with Jython but it fails. I have an empty docker container based on Fedora 27 and Jython 2.7.1 (latest stable) installed from Fedora repository and pytest installed from PyPI. The problem I have doesn't come from pytest but it is caused by some incompatibility in the attrs module.
The question is whether Jython can be still considered as a supported platform and the issue is only a bug in pytest dependencies.
I've filled issue for the attrs module as well: python-attrs/attrs#321
Thank you for all your work and have a nice day.
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