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Fix wording for python3.4 section in the readme 

The python 3.4 section in the readme was a bit dated since we now also
test on python 3.5. This commit attempts to update the wording to
explain that it's python >=3.4 not just 3.4.

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Matthew Treinish 2016-10-13 17:35:47 -04:00
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@ -196,18 +196,18 @@ on an earlier release with python 2.6 you can easily run Tempest against it
from a remote system running python 2.7. (or deploy a cloud guest in your cloud
that has python 2.7)
Python 3.4
Python 3.x
----------
Starting during the Liberty release development cycle work began on enabling
Tempest to run under both Python 2.7 and Python 3.4. Tempest strives to fully
support running with Python 3.4. A gating unit test job was added to also run
Tempest's unit tests under Python 3.4. This means that the Tempest code at
least imports under Python 3.4 and things that have unit test coverage will
work on Python 3.4. However, because large parts of Tempest are self-verifying
there might be uncaught issues running on Python 3.4. So until there is a gating
job which does a full Tempest run using Python 3.4 there isn't any guarantee
that running Tempest under Python 3.4 is bug free.
support running with Python 3.4 and newer. A gating unit test job was added to
also run Tempest's unit tests under Python 3. This means that the Tempest
code at least imports under Python 3.4 and things that have unit test coverage
will work on Python 3.4. However, because large parts of Tempest are
self-verifying there might be uncaught issues running on Python 3. So until
there is a gating job which does a full Tempest run using Python 3 there
isn't any guarantee that running Tempest under Python 3 is bug free.
Legacy run method
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