Use pipenv for dependancy management

[n0v1c3]

Use pipenv for dependancy management

[n0v1c3]

The default is 2.7 in Vim. I have made sure that all of the current libraries work with a min version of that.

[mikeboiko]

Well I'm pretty sure you can use python3. You can check your vim install:

echo has('python')
echo has('python3')

I would urge against using python 2 as it is quite outdated now and many libraries are moving away from it. That being said it will get the job done in the meantime but would not be a good path for the future.

[n0v1c3]

You can use python 3 however, I do like keeping it able to run in 2 if possible then there is no future explanations required to future users. And it will not matter what version of Python they are running it should just work. (Provided they know how to add the required libs to the proper version of python)
python3 -m pip ...
python2 -m pip ...

[n0v1c3]

If anything comes out of Python3 that we cannot live without then I will happily change a readme explaining the process.

[mikeboiko]

Sounds good, let's go with python 2.7 then. That being said, I would still suggest using pipenv. This way you can sit down on any machine, download the repo and then run the following:

pipenv install
pipenv run python jira.vim

This will ensure the exact versions of each library are used and will produce consistent results.

[n0v1c3]

I need to write this comment for my IT guy.

[mikeboiko]

Oops, didn't mean to close this yet.

[mikeboiko]

#4 did the trick

[n0v1c3]

I will run a test on the merge that I did at home and then close this issue.

[n0v1c3]

If you tested it good enough for me keep it closed.

[mikeboiko]

Yea I tested it. It should be good to go.

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[mikeboiko]

I found one minor annoying thing about python2 thus far. You can't do f-strings...

var = 'world'
print('hello ' + var) # python2
print(f'hello {var}') # python3.6+

Not really a deal-breaker :P