Archive for September, 2009
So, for ages now I’ve been saying that unittest is, at its core, pretty sound. I incited a talk to this effect. I have a vision; I dream of a python testing library that: Is in the python core Is simple Is extensible Has tests take care of testing Has results take care of reporting […]
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Tags: Python, testsupport, unittest
Packaging backlog
Got some of my packaging backlog sorted out: bicyclerepairman updated for the vim policy (which means it works again!) python-testtools (a simple migration of the package to Debian) subunit 0.0.2 released upstream and packaged for Debian. testresources 0.2 -> Debian. python-junitxml packaged up. And a small memo-to-self: On all new machines, echo ” filetype plugin […]
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Tags: Debian, Python, testsupport
Back from hiatus
Well, the new blog seems to be up and running – and gathering modest numbers of comments already. Woo. I’ve a bunch of mail about test suite performance to gather and refine into a follow up post, but that can wait a day or two. In bzr we suffer from a long test suite, which […]
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New blog location
My blog has moved: http://rbtcollins.wordpress.com/. If you’re syndicating me, please update to this location; if you don’t thats fine – advogato will be syndicating the blog indefinitely, but doesn’t support comments. Mega thanks to Jeff for doing an export from advogato for me
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