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Just out of curiosity, are you no longer actively maintaining this repo? Are you looking for a maintainer to take over? Thanks, Bruce |
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Hi Sean,
I have added some additional python versions, pytest and coverage.py and submit to code coverage results to coveralls.io in your .travis.yml file.
Please visit my Travis CI page for my Meta fork of the development branch. As you will be able to see, Meta tests appear to be failing for all versions of Python. 2.7 has 1 failure, while 3.7 has over 200.
This .yml file should work out of the box for your main Meta repository. The only think you will need to change is the URLS and targest in the README.rst badges.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask.
Thanks,
Bruce