That warnings appears with python3.6:
past/types/oldstr.py:33: DeprecationWarning: invalid escape sequence \d
Apparently the broken code is inside docstring example but is enough to pollute any test executions on a library using python-future.
An easy solution is to replace the example with another escape which is still valid, like a \n instead of \\d. Also a release would be needed.
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That warnings appears with python3.6:
Apparently the broken code is inside docstring example but is enough to pollute any test executions on a library using python-future.
An easy solution is to replace the example with another escape which is still valid, like a \n instead of \\d. Also a release would be needed.