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- "dict.has_key(key)" is gone: use "key in dict" - "dict.keys()" now returns a "dict_keys" object, instead of a sortable "list" - so convert it explicitely
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sidenote: only now i discovered another fork jpstroop#2 that does something similar. |
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@CottageLabs @richard-jones any chance of getting this PR merged? And maybe even a new version of PyPI? I'd love to be able to install use this library cleanly with Python 3! |
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dict.has_key(key)is gone: usekey in dictdict.keys()returns adict_keysobject instead of a sortablelist- so we need to convert it explicitelyi also added a few tests (basically turning the examples in the README and the negotiator.py into pytests).