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Changed to run under latest Python. Added slightly more robust string comparisons (although it's still a little horrible). Tried to add in a DIFF, but this keeps freezing up under Python 3.8.5 (no other version tested yet). Renamed 'wrong' expected files, since there's no handling of missing expected files at this time. But it does appear to function... however with a number of failed tests.
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Hello, are you still interested in rebasing and merging? I'm sorry that it took so long to notice, I think I wasn't receiving notification for some repositories. |
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Changed to run under latest Python.
Added slightly more robust string comparisons (although it's still a little horrible).
Tried to add in a DIFF, but this keeps freezing up under Python 3.8.5 (no other version tested yet).
Renamed 'wrong' expected files, since there's no handling of missing expected files at this time.
But it does appear to function... however with a number of failed tests.