Import IObjectEvent from zope.interface.interfaces #1
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…nent.interfaces, as zope.component 5.0 (latest release) removed IObjectEvent and some other deprecated interfaces.
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It seems the checks on TravisCI failed because it is not able to run the given python interpreters: Tests passed correctly locally here with python 3.7, 3.8 and 3.9, code worked fine in a testing deploy of a bigger pyramid app using it (also 3.7, 3.8 and 3.9). |
This lets us install this directly from the repo with a link in setup.py, in packages that depend on repoze.folder
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zope.component 5.0 (latest release) removed IObjectEvent and some other deprecated interfaces, more info here: zopefoundation/zope.component#59
This little change ensures repoze.folder keeps working with recent zope.component releases.
(and those deprecated interfaces have been in the zope.interface package for a while anyway)
Regards.