Python 3 support

[kontron]

Python 3 support

[hthiery]

I will take a look on it and check it with the others Interfaces. Did you only check with the custom One?

[Teslafly]

I only checked it (aka, used it at all except for existing unittests) with the custom interface, yes.

Basic commands such as 'get_device_id()' do seem to work, as well as the important fru commands.

get_device_sdr_list() seems to be having some recursion / infinite inheritance issues though now that I've tested that with hardware though.

[Teslafly]

I fixed the recursion error and tested just about everything my board supports (mostly fru and sdr). It all seems to work.

[hthiery]

Unfortunately I had not the time to work on it. But I did a quick check and
tried to run the ipmitool.py but it ends with some errors. Maybe you can
try that tool too.
Am 01.06.2016 19:36 schrieb "Teslafly" [email protected]:

I fixed the recursion error and tested just about everything my board
supports (mostly fru and sdr). It all seems to work.

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[Teslafly]

my latest commit should fix the ipmitool bug. It also adds support for ipmitool's 'serial-terminal' interface. (which I have tested successfully)
I do not have the ability to test the lan modes, but believe the bug you were running into is fixed.

[hthiery]

I checked your fork against our setups and it seems to still work with python 2.7. unfortunatly i cannot test again python 3 because there are also other modules invoked in our setup that doesnt support python 3.

So I'm interested in merging it back to the master branch. can you prepare a pull request or do you plan to do more work on it?

[Teslafly]

I think I'm pretty much done with work on it.
As for python 3 support, it seems to be working well, at least with general functions, sdr's and fru/s. so it is working fine with python 3.4 and 3.5 in our setups.

I'll put together a pull request.

[hthiery]

Sounds good.
Am 13.06.2016 22:17 schrieb "Teslafly" [email protected]:

I think I'm pretty much done with work on it.
As for python 3 support, it seems to be working well, at least with
general functions, sdr's and fru/s. so it is working fine with python 3.4
and 3.5 in our setups.

I'll put together a pull request.

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[hthiery]

Python 3 merged.