Support and require pytest>=3.0

[nicoddemus]

Hi @tomviner!

I used your plugin to investigate pytest-dev/pytest#2131, this PR makes the plugin work with pytest >= 3.0. I didn't try to keep compatibility with earlier versions, but let me know if you prefer that; is not that hard to keep compatibility.

Cheers,
🍻

[coveralls]

Coverage remained the same at 64.516% when pulling 9066ccd on nicoddemus:pytest-3 into ec32b3a on tomviner:master.

[coveralls]

Coverage remained the same at 64.516% when pulling 9066ccd on nicoddemus:pytest-3 into ec32b3a on tomviner:master.

[coveralls]

Coverage remained the same at 64.516% when pulling b0870b3 on nicoddemus:pytest-3 into ec32b3a on tomviner:master.

[coveralls]

Coverage remained the same at 64.516% when pulling b0870b3 on nicoddemus:pytest-3 into ec32b3a on tomviner:master.

[tomviner]

My first outside contribution, exciting! Thanks @nicoddemus 😄

As a pytest-dev-assist tool, I think we should match the versions that pytest itself supports, for bug fixes. But I couldn't find that information on the pytest site. If only there was someone I could ask...

If bugs are found in pytest 2.x will we release further 2.x patch releases?

[nicoddemus]

My first outside contribution, exciting! Thanks @nicoddemus 😄

That warrants a 🍺 then! 😄

As a pytest-dev-assist tool, I think we should match the versions that pytest itself supports, for bug fixes. But I couldn't find that information on the pytest site. If only there was someone I could ask...

As long as I've been a contributor we never did a patch release of a previous minor release. I think it would only happen in an extraordinary circumstance, because we don't have the branches necessary in place for that to happen.

[tomviner]

Cheers 🍻 ❗

As long as I've been a contributor we never did a patch release of a previous minor release. I think it would only happen in an extraordinary circumstance, because we don't have the branches necessary in place for that to happen.

In that case, let's Ⓜ️ 📧 ®️ 9️⃣ 🌀 and !

[nicoddemus]

😆

[nicoddemus]

How about a new pypi release?

[tomviner]

Released https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pytest-ast-back-to-python/1.0.0

In the process of doing that, I noticed the tests break with the latest version of coverage. I've created #4 to cover this.

[nicoddemus]

Thanks! 😁