Oh, sorry I forgot to say the the trollius code lives in the trollius branch.
Since the git repository is a fork of asyncio, the master branch is the simply a code of asyncio. Trollius has its dedicated website: https://trollius.readthedocs.org/ Victor 2015-07-09 2:12 GMT+02:00 Victor Stinner <[email protected]>: > Hi, > > tl;dr please test the new https://github.com/haypo/trollius > > In january, I had serious issues (1) with Mercurial on the Mercurial > repository of Trollius. I was also exhausted to try to convince the > OpenStack project to replace eventlet with trollius. > > In the meanwhile, tulip was renamed to asyncio, and moved from the > dying code.google.com to Github, and was converted from Mercurial to > Git. > > So I rewrote the Trollius project "from scratch" (with a new history) > as a fork of the Git repository of asyncio: > https://github.com/haypo/trollius > > All unit tests pass on Linux, which is a nice success for myself. I > try to run tests on other platforms, especially Windows. > > Please test the new trollius project because I make a first release. > > I don't know yet if I will use rebase or merge for Trollius to > retrieve latest changes from the asyncio repository. I will probably > use the method which creates the less conflicts, because fixing > conflicts takes me a lot of time! > > (1) Latest Mercurial bug, "Rename information lost after > merge+edit+commit amend" > http://bz.selenic.com/show_bug.cgi?id=4516 > > Victor
