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Add some tests #77
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Since @msullivan is out on PTO, I've landed this without waiting for a review so I can merge it into the various 3.7-related branches. Feel free to call me on the .travis.yml changes -- I don't know whether the |
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Test stuff looks good. Tags can be deleted, so I think it can be tested with tags and then cleaned up after. |
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This is a full port, following the recipe in update_process.md. I've also tried to keep the recipe up to date and improved the automation (see tools/script). I haven't cleaned up the commits. As of #77 there are a few tests that sanity-check this (though it's far from a full test suite), and they're run by Travis-CI and AppVeyor.
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This adds some very basic tests for ast3, and modifies .travis.yml to run them (while still also building the Linux wheels). The key here is getting some infrastructure going, we can elaborate in subsequent PRs.