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@kumom kumom commented Jan 11, 2019

As I stated in #619, the reason the build failed seems to be Travis is using an old version of pytest, which is not supported for the tested version of python (3.4, 3.5, 3.6) any more. I modified pytest to pytest >= 3.6 and now passes all travis build jobs.

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kumom commented Jan 11, 2019

Just a side note, this PR is actually the same as #620...because it is pretty much the first time I opened a pull request and I am not good at git as well. I want to separate different branches so that I can open other PRs later that are specific to one particular problem.

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Coverage remained the same at 79.794% when pulling 640ca53 on kumom:travis-pytest into 73bc953 on projectmesa:master.

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Coverage Status

Coverage remained the same at 79.794% when pulling 640ca53 on kumom:travis-pytest into 73bc953 on projectmesa:master.

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Coverage remained the same at 79.794% when pulling 640ca53 on kumom:travis-pytest into 73bc953 on projectmesa:master.

@Corvince Corvince merged commit 9f20319 into projectmesa:master Jan 11, 2019
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Thanks for spotting and solving this!

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Yes! Thank you! <3 (I am playing catch up. This was a really good catch!)

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