Remove pytest warnings and fix CI#92
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Hmm, the Windows builds are full of failures, and it's surprising that we get coverage for all installed packages for Python 3.8 in Travis. So maybe that's a start to understand the coverage problem here. |
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Remaining coverage changes will be fixed by #94. Going to merge this to unblock downstream projects from updating to support 0.15.0. |
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Closes #90, Closes #91
We no longer have the trio-asyncio problem, but had to bump PyPI and stop testing Python 3.5.2 because pytest fails to start with it. I also added entries for more recent Python versions.