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Hi Gustavo,
nice – i definitely will look into using it and integrating it via a plugin with py.test. One information i didn’t find: what Python interpreters/versions does mocker support?
best,
holger
Hey Holger,
The test suite should pass completely in 2.4, 2.5 and 2.6. I *think* it works in 2.3 as well, and perhaps on earlier versions, but I haven’t verified it after this release.
I’ve added this information to the page.
thanks, do you plan to support Python3 some time soon?
Yes, I hope it gets support for it soonish. The 1.0 version already started with some simplistic work towards easing the process, actually.