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Main branch as of today:
350 passed, 21 skipped, 52 deselected, 3 warnings in 11.10s
This branch as of this commit:
361 passed, 21 skipped, 52 deselected, 3 warnings in 10.51s
Of those 11 "new" tests, 8 are ones I wrote (tests/pkey.py). Hard to
figure out what the other 3 are given pytest-relaxed's output is very
different from regular verbose pytest. oops.
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They moved from Temple Place to Franklin Street in 2005.
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Sadly it fails. Unclear whether I'm missing something,
or if this represents a diff between the Ubuntu versions Travis
last used and what Circle's images are on.
I did get the tests themselves truly running, and while I trimmed back
the deps a bit vs Travis, it's only as some of them were
redundant/required by other packages we install here.
Leaving it defined but not actually used in the workflow.
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Well, pkey was probably my fault as the patch has sat around for ages
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Previously testing of GSSAPI (Kerberos) related functions required an
externally provided Kerberos environment. Therefore all GSSAPI tests were
skipped.
Now the package k5test is used to setup a self-contained Kerberos environment.
Because k5test requires the new GSSAPI, this commit also merges
pull request #1166 and fixes broken GSSAPI test. If k5test is not available
(i.e. on Windows), the tests still get skipped.
The test case test_kex_gss.test_2_gsskex_and_auth_rekey is expected to fail.
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authentication with Python 3 support
Add Python 3 support for the GSS-API / SSPI authenticated Diffie-Hellman
Key Exchange and user authentication. This patch supersedes pull request
#250.
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