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Added Python 3.5 Support - #104
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This needs to be guarded with a condition on DefineConstants not being already set. Otherwise the ReleaseWin|x64 target will always try and build the Python 3.5 build, regardless of the settings passed in via setup.py.
This line can probably just be removed (see line 47 just above here).
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@brisingraerowing thanks very much for doing this. I've added a few comments to the code for you to look at. In addition, I think it would be good to add 3.5 to the travis and appveyor CI builds and run the unit tests before we integrate this. |
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How can this unknown branch get forked to continue Python 3.5 work? |
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I added preliminary Python 3.5 support. A quick test (getting some properties from the System.Environment class) worked perfectly fine on Windows 10 x64 with Python 3.5.0 amd64.