[mypy.int]
removed python_version -> the default is the version of the Python interpreter used to run mypy
[setup.cfg]
add python_requires >= 3.6
[tox.ini]
add py36, py37, py38 and py39
I believed that Jenkins should perform tests on all supported pythons,
so I tested [1] how to run a tox with pyenv. This should be tested in
the Jenkins environment, but I believe that if I was able to run it in
a clean bionic ubuntu, it would work.
[mypy.int]
removed python_version -> the default is the version of the Python interpreter used to run mypy
removed rule to ignore missing import
[setup.cfg]
add python_requires >= 3.6
[tox.ini]
add py36, py37, py38 and py39
I believed that Jenkins should perform tests on all supported pythons,
so I tested [1] how to run a tox with pyenv. This should be tested in
the Jenkins environment, but I believe that if I was able to run it in
a clean bionic ubuntu, it would work.
This change provides support for using multiple units/machines as
arguments. Without these changes, only the last argument was taken into
account, so `--units ceph-osd/0 --units ceph-osd/1` used only
"ceph-osd/1".
This change provides support for using multiple units/machines as
arguments. Without these changes, only the last argument was taken into
account, so `--units ceph-osd/0 --units ceph-osd/1` used only
"ceph-osd/1".