Pyroma installation no longer slow on Py3 #1225
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Pyroma installation no longer slow on Py3
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pip install pyromaused to be a lot slower on Python 3:Because of this, we only ran the pyroma tests on Python 2. The reason for pyroma's slow installation was due to one of its dependencies -- docutils. Docutils have now created wheels for Python 3 which has now brought installation times in line for all Python versions.
So we can now remove this special case.
Ref:
https://bitbucket.org/regebro/pyroma/issue/22/installation-slow-for-python-3
https://sourceforge.net/p/docutils/bugs/279/