FIX pypy3 support for method descriptors #51
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@mrocklin this test was introduced in your last PR. Can you please give a quick look at this complementary fix? |
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This looks innocuous to me. |
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Travis passed while codecov did not. Not sure how to interpret the codecov page. Is it a failure because coverage decreased? |
Yes. I think the threshold is too sensitive. Alternatively we might want to investigate if there is a way to consolidate the coverage of the tests run on all the python versions run by travis on a single branch. Maybe later, let's merge this ;) |
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Fix for #50.