Migrate from nose to tox/pytest #153
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- after pip installing latest git rev
- mostly beause I don't understand mock and how to debug it - TODO: these tests need to be fixed before PR merge
- setup.py replaced with setup.cfg and pyproject.toml - add requirements.txt - entire test matrix defined in tox.ini
This was referenced Jun 7, 2023
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Closes #144. |
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Closes #133. |
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Closes #112. |
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Hey @dotysan, thank you for this work!
I have a couple of questions:
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This is just a proof of concept...and an exercise in my learning how to use these tools.
Most notably, 2 Django and 5 Celery tests are still failing. But I temporarily disabled them just to prove it works.
A nice byproduct is that CI runs much quicker--and uses fewer minutes from GitHub Actions!
Thoughts?