Joao Coelho

Ok, got the imports for Python 3.6: * `__init__.py` ``` from robot.api import logger from base64 import b64encode from functools import wraps from urllib.parse import urlparse from HttpLibrary import livetest...

Also in `livetest.py`, line 121: `iteritems()` should be updated to `items()` ``` headers = dict((name, val) for name, val in req.headers.items()) ```

@aks1589 I'm pretty sure this is a defunct project and will never work in Python 3.x unless someone picks it up. What we're doing is we're moving away from using...

@jmagaru I don't think there will be any updates on this as this seems to be a defunct project. My recommendation is that you don't use this library.

@pablogiroud I don't know. Maybe Robot Framework already provides some functionality in its libraries. What I did was created a Python module using the [requests](http://docs.python-requests.org/en/master/) package, which makes doing REST...

This is already doable in 2 ways, see below. I sometimes use the first (`get_failures()`). Haven't used th second one as I just use `assert` instead. 1. Call `get_failures()` ```...

geeezz I now read the whole first comment where it already states the use of `get_failures()`, sorry. That said, I think its use quite reasonable. Bummer that we need an...

Some suggestions here: 1. This project is small enough that doesn't justify separate documentation. The Readme.MD is enough. 2. If there was to be documentation, I would suggest using `mkdocs`,...

Could this be related to this other issue? https://github.com/kynan/nbstripout/issues/160

This question is probably better suited for StackOverflow. That said, check out the `--dry-run` option. However, this currently always return `0`, which may make it _not_ usable as a GH...