Python 3 fixes

[joka]

To run mr.developer with pyhton 3.3 I needed these fixes.

[fschulze]

For python 3 you have to use bootstrap2.py, updating the old bootstrap.py breaks the builds for older python versions (as you can see from the Travis failure of this PR).

The encoding problem should be fixed differently, we have 2013 and people should have their names spelled properly. I will look into it. I just wonder why this problem didn't show up so far in the tests. Which Python 3 version did you try it with and when did it show up (pip install maybe)?

[joka]

The encoding problem should be fixed differently, we have 2013 and people should have their names spelled properly. I will look into it. I just wonder why this problem didn't show up so far in the tests. Which Python 3 version did you try it with and when did it show up (pip install maybe)?

I was using mr.developer with my python 3 project without problems. Since I deleted all eggs an rerun buildout this encoding error shows up.

I can reproduce this running the mr.developer delopment buildout with python 3.3.2 (buildout.python) and setuptools 0.9.8.

[fschulze]

It installs just fine for me with both pip and easy_install in a python 3.3.2 virtualenv.

[joka]

It installs just fine for me with both pip and easy_install in a python 3.3.2 virtualenv.

strange, I have the same problem with or without virtualenv. Also updating setuptools to 1.1.4 does not help.
I will do some more debuging and add a issue instead of pull-request.

The same problem exists for me with deform, but they solved the problem with a try and catch block in setup.py:
https://github.com/Pylons/deform/blob/master/setup.py line 22-30.

[fschulze]

Could you try to add a .decode('utf-8') to the three .read() calls instead?

[joka]

Could you try to add a .decode('utf-8') to the three .read() calls instead?

open(os.path.join("docs", "HISTORY.txt"), encode="utf-8").read()

yes, this should work with python 3, but actually it does not.
So i guess somehow my python build is broken and this is not a general problem.
Thanks for helping.

[fschulze]

Since you ran into the same issue, could you maybe help out on #127?