add parenthesis to _print_ and use method _warning_ instead of _warn_ #10
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mauritsvanrees
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Nov 21, 2019
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Thanks for picking this up. The change is mostly good, but I have a comment that should be addressed.
Also, the tests on Travis are failing. That is not caused by your PR, but it would be good if you could look into it. I am not actively using this package currently.
(I think I still have one customer who uses it, but I don't think I can even reach the server...)
| print 'Addresses =', addresses | ||
| print 'Message =' | ||
| print message | ||
| print('Subject =', subject) |
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On Python 3 this is good.
On Python2 the result is ugly:
>>> print("subject =", "foo")
('subject =', 'foo')
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I was trying to install Products.Poi 4.0.2 on Plone 5.2 (python 3) and the installer complains that the syntax of
printis wrong.Also,
logging.warnseems to be deprecated in favor oflogging.warning.