KFileMetaData test scripts are usable in both deprecated Python 2, and new Python 3. This removes 'python2' from the shebang and uses the regular 'python' interpreter, thereby removing the requirement of Python 2 being on a system to be able to test KFileMetaData.
Additionally, it removes unused imports.
This patch was applied to:
It was tested on Linux kernel 4.4 using:
With the following Python versions:
It was tested on glibc and musl libc.
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Sorry for the long delay before any actions from me.
Could you update the patch such that one can apply it to the current filemetadata repository (seems like you are renaming from kfilemetadata-5.23.0/autotests/samplefiles/testexternalwriter/main.py.old to kfilemetadata-5.23.0/autotests/samplefiles/testexternalwriter/main.py ) ?
Thanks in advance
This is now a patch made with `git format-patch``` against current master (6a24cf9). Still passes on both Py2 and Py3.
I tested on Debian with python2 (the version for /usr/bin/python ) . It works. Please ship your patch. Thanks for your work and sorry for the delay from my side.