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Errata for Test-Driven Development with Python

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Version	Location	Description	Submitted By	Date submitted	Date corrected
	Chapter 24, Continuous Integration chapter	I think the CI chapter (Chapter 24) needs to follow Chapter 9 in specifying an installation of Python 3.6 to the CI server. Otherwise, the f-string syntax doesn't work. Note from the Author or Editor: confirmed. will update for next minor release, probably need to add the deadsnakes ppa to the instructions (as in pre-reqs chapter)	Anonymous	Nov 29, 2017	Mar 02, 2018
Other Digital Version	"Starting a Git Repository" section (chapter_01.html)	Hi, "So superlists/settings.py means the settings.py inside the second-level superlists." There's no first-level superlists that I can see. Could this be a remnant from the first edition of the book? Greetings, F. Note from the Author or Editor: Hi there, thanks, this has been fixed in the latest minor release.	Anonymous	Mar 22, 2018
	CH3 Django’s MVC, URLs, and View Functions	It looks like from django.core.urlresolvers import resolve has been replaced as of Django 1.10 with from django.urls import resolve The version in the book will still work until 2.0, but might be worth a fix. See https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.11/ref/urlresolvers/	Joshua Hunter	Mar 24, 2017	Aug 02, 2017
Printed	Page 21 Warning, 2nd paragraph	Words probably missing in: "...from all the bits whre the following instructions and copy-pasting goes smoothly."	Anonymous	Feb 21, 2018	Mar 02, 2018