Support python 3 in the redmine downloader#8
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aurelien-naldi wants to merge 1 commit intoIQSS:masterfrom
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Support python 3 in the redmine downloader#8aurelien-naldi wants to merge 1 commit intoIQSS:masterfrom
aurelien-naldi wants to merge 1 commit intoIQSS:masterfrom
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@aurelien-naldi hi! Thanks for the pull request! Do you have any interest in becoming the maintainer of this code? |
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It turns out that the github part of the scripts can not be directly ported to python 3 as pygithub3 has a completely different API for python 3 than for python 2... Thanks for the offer to maintain the project, but I don't think I will follow it for very long: for me like for most potential users (I imagine), it is a one shot operation only. |
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Yeah, I agree that it's a one shot operation. Good luck with your migration. |
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The title said it all: two lines had to be changed to run with python 3 (it should still work with 2.7)