Fix sipp build. Test with default Trusty.#41
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Heh, definitely not. Iirc I originally used it to get tests working in the first place due to some library restriction @y-luis this looks great! Thanks so much for putting in this work! |
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@vodik you mind taking a quick peek at this? |
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@tgoodlet, I tried to find why tests were failing. I tried installing SIPp following docs instructions, and tests with Python 2 were successful. When researching why Python 3.5 did not work, I found a Travis blog entry about ending support for Precise, so I switch to Trusty (default) and tests ran well. Is Precise a requirement for you? If so, we could research more about it, but if it is not, I propose to change to Trusty.