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Can you resolve the merge conflicts please? |
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Hello,
I'm using b2blaze to upload backups of my websites on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and Python 3.6. While uploading large files I get connection errors very often.
I've forked the repository on my account and started working on implementing the ability to continue uploading a large multi-part file after the initial upload has failed. I think that in a few weeks the code should be ready. For now I've changed the Python image in my repository to version 3.6 and made some changes in the code to make the tests run successfully.
Can someone please review the changes I've made and see maybe it will be better to create a Python3-only branch? I've also previously used Python only for my scripts so any kind of constructive criticism is welcome.
Thank you very much.