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yamllint 1.8.0 no longer works with python 2.6 #55
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Hi, Sorry to hear that. I was going to ask "is using 2.7 an option for you?" but I've just seen the problem in Ansible and I understand you cannot drop 2.6 support. Unfortunately pathspec doesn't officially support Python 2.6: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pathspec |
Fortunately this is only causing issues for us in CI. We don't have any Ansible modules or core functionality using yamllint. Limiting the version of yamllint that we use with python 2.6 (ansible/ansible#26186) should provide an adequate work-around. |
Thanks to you and @cpburnz, yamllint supports Python 2.6 again! (version 1.8.1) |
Thanks to the report by Matt Clay at [1], yamllint now supports Python 2.6. Tests were enabled on Travis for 2.6 to make sure there will be no regressions in the future. [1]: adrienverge/yamllint#55
Thanks to the report by Matt Clay at [1], yamllint now supports Python 2.6. Tests were enabled on Travis for 2.6 to make sure there will be no regressions in the future. [1]: adrienverge/yamllint#55
Now that
yamllint
requirespathspec
as of version 1.8.0, it no longer works on python 2.6.Here's the failure from
pip install yamllint
on python 2.6:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: