[TIP] Where to put unit tests? (What to name subdirectory?)
Daryl Spitzer
daryl.spitzer at gmail.com
Wed Nov 12 12:41:14 PST 2008
I apologize if this is a FAQ. I didn't find the answer (or question)
in a quick search.
Is there a convention for where to put unit tests?
I favor putting them in a subdirectory named "UnitTests" (following
Michael Foord's example in the Mock sources). That way I can easily
separate the unit tests from integration tests or system tests.
But a colleague states that the python stdlib's tests are in a
subdirectory called "tests". Should I consider that a convention and
stick with it (in spite of its disadvantages)?
--
Daryl
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