Use functional tests, python3 support (tox + py.test + lrzsz package) #8
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This implements travis-ci integration, yet untested. I will have to clone the repository to allow travis-ci access for testing. Once I added tox support, I added python3 testing -- which immediately failed. I spent some time adding python3 support. Some of it may incur some small overhead. We can address these if we decide on a new API for YMODEM (multi-file, file-like iface) support. Additionally, debug logging is less verbose in the case of not logging each successful checksum -- and more verbose in the case of indicating each and every step through the transfer. These were decorated as I went with the python3 porting process.
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This implements travis-ci integration with tox and lrzsz package.
Once I added tox support, I added python3 testing -- which immediately failed.
I spent some time adding python3 support. Some of the compatibility of using
bytearray() around str-data may incur some small overhead. We can address
these when we decide on a new API for YMODEM (multi-file, file-like iface)
support.
Additionally, debug logging is less verbose in the case of not logging each
successful checksum -- and more verbose in the case of indicating each and
every step through the transfer, and indicating the cause of various failures.
These were decorated as I went with the python3 porting process.