Add python 3 compatibility, bump version #15
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mbarrien
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@mbarrien any knowledge when it is going to be merged? |
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I'm not the one who controls the merge, and I'm no longer working at an organization that uses supervisor, so I'm not pushing it these days. |
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This PR adds python 3 compatibility by adding parentheses around the print function. Note that since we have
from __future__ import print_function, this makes the minimum Python version at least 2.6 now. (This shouldn't be a problem these days.)This adds a MANIFEST.in to include README.md to that installing from an archive created via "python setup.py sdist" works properly (the setup.py refers to README.md which is not packaged by default in a sdist)
This also bumps the version. If possible, please publish a new PyPI release; the latest one even is missing the PR for prefixing with process name.