adodbapi: Remove references to outdated IronPython#2049
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This work is great! -- I have been meaning to do something like this for
years, but, since I work mostly on Linux these days, have not gotten around
to it.
It needs to be a bit more aggressive than you have been in pulling old
stuff. I am adding comments as I review.
Most importantly, though, this will alter enough things that it should have
a complete test before it is merged.
I will spin up three VMs to test against, and that will take a bit of time.
The CI test does not do significant testing of this module.
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<#2049 (comment)>:
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DB-API 2.0 specification: http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0249/
This module source should run correctly in CPython versions 2.7 and later,
I'm trying to keep specifically CPython2 code cleanup to its own PR (#1990
<#1990>), and splitting things up
in smaller bites. Otherwise I end up with a ton of changes if I
remove/update python2 specific code (ie, that PR), and when something break
(see failing test) it's harder to find which change did it. Comments like
these also help find said obsolete code.
That said, this comment doesn't point to specific Python2 code, so if you
want me to update it in this here PR, I can do that. (but at least wanted
to explain why I didn't remove it in the first place)
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and simplify more code post IronPython logic removal
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@vernondcole I believe all comments have been addressed |
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oops, I mistook one of the commits for the entire PR - this still needs Vernon's review. |
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Split off from #1990 to make it easier to review in isolation.
Remove obsoleted IronPython code and references to IronPython, which does not support any recent enough python version.