So - I did this PR: https://github.com/apache/tinkerpop/pull/594
it runs our tests against both Python 2 and 3 (since we've said we are supporting both). Unfortunately, it doesn't quite do what I thought it was doing - if you don't have python3 installed on your system locally it's not as though it goes and gets it for you as part of the build. David Brown was good enough to straighten me out there during code review. Anyway, what I do have works well for the testing aspect of this issue, but it does mean that we will need to require builders of gremlin-python to have python 2 and 3 on their systems. Up until this point it was one or the other. I think that requiring both makes sense since we have chosen to explicitly support both versions. You really shouldn't modify the python code and only test one python version (or the other) and issue a PR based on that - that really doesn't make sense. While this does raise the minimum barrier to building the project, it's not a huge deal: 1. You can opt-out of building gremlin-python (i.e remove the .glv file) - though you couldn't submit python based PRs 2. You can build with docker Any concerns about this direction? I'll assume lazy consensus in 72 hours unless there are objections and proceed with updating the PR with some additional docs. Thanks, Stephen
