Qt 5 and continuous integration about qt.py HOT 4 CLOSED

For the one interested in implementing this, here are a few hints.

1. Modify the current Dockerfile to provide each binding for a single version of Python, Ubuntu 14 defaults to Python 2.7, whereas 16.04 I think defaults to 3.4, the next to 3.5 and so on.
2. Rename this to e.g. Dockerfile.py27 and create another one for 2.6, 3.4 and 3.5. These should be enough
3. In the .travis.yml, add each Python version. The version will then be available as an environment variable.
4. In the script: section, use this variable to select an appropriate Dockerfile, build it, and run it.
5. Once it works, we can upload each image to the docker hub, such that each becomes a download, rather than being built each time. This should shave off lots of time per build.

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Thanks for this, does this also implement the contextmanager for PySide2 and Qt5 in tests ?

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It does, yes. See the top of tests.py.

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yeap, sorry , forgot to merge upstream back.

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