Posts Tagged ‘testsupport’
Announcing testrepository
For a while now I’ve been using subunit as part of my regular development workflow. I would pipe test results to a file, use subunit to report on failures from that file, and be able to inspect all the failures at my leisure without rerunning tests or copy and pasting from far back in my [...]
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Tags: Python, Subunit, testsupport, testtools, unittest
Various releases
Recently I’ve been working on the Python unittest API in my spare time, with a long term goal of making it possible to safely and sensibly glue many different plugins together into the core. Two important components of that goal are being able to extend the data included in a test result, and being able [...]
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Tags: junit, Python, Subunit, testsupport, testtools, unittest
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
