Fix #522 (needed bc of PEP 479) #540
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Reference: code/twython#540
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Fixes #522.
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61c1ba9600on zserik:fix4pep479 into8e004f5d89on ryanmcgrath:master.@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ Twitter Authentication, and miscellaneous methods that are useful whendealing with the Twitter API"""from __future__ import generator_stopI'm unsure if this
importis actually needed.@RaitoBezarius could you please review this PR?
@ryanmcgrath could you please merge this PR? (refs: https://github.com/ryanmcgrath/twython/issues/522#issuecomment-582153066, https://github.com/ryanmcgrath/twython/issues/522#issuecomment-554648143)
Ah, I can merge this if one or two people test it and say it's good to go. I assume this'd also need a release bump?
I'm not completely sure anymore, but I thought I had tested it.
Oh, I believe you tested it - it's more that I don't touch this part of the library these days, so want to be sure that:
A) it's got a decent pair of eyes on it (though given issue 522 I suppose we could just yolo it, since the discussion there has been around for some time)
B) we do a version bump so we're not blowing up too many existing setups etc
Let's ping @RaitoBezarius one more time, and then if they're too busy to take a peek (given it's also been some time) we'll go the yolo approach.
To be honest, I didn't test it yet, but it looks good, I think the yolo plan is not that much absurd.
I think the
__future__import makes sense for older Python 3 versions, but should work more or less fine on latest ones IMHO.So all good for me @ryanmcgrath !
Alright, a
3.9.0should be on Pypi now.