flit6
Cross-compat flit install. Flit doesn’t support Python 2 at all, but authors of cross-compat libs might still want to use flit’s packaging for the simplicity. After pip install flit6 you can use flit install on Python 2 in your CI, with flit whatever else working as usual on Python 3.
I did not port any of flit itself. This project merely subprocesses a Python 3 build of your distribution, and then installs the generated release in the Python 2 environment. That requires flit to exist in the python3 runtime, for build.
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Clone the repo and then:
$ pip install pytest pytest-mock
$ pytestTo generate a release, use python setup.py bdist_wheel --universal. Upload with twine.
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