[TIP] Does nose support suite() method?
Ned Batchelder
ned at nedbatchelder.com
Thu Nov 19 03:32:05 PST 2009
Ringo De Smet wrote:
> Hello Robert,
>
>> I'm curious why you are moving to nose, if you have a working
>> environment already. (And I mean no disrepect to nose by asking this -
>> I'm just curious).
>>
>> Separately. are you aware of http://pypi.python.org/pypi/junitxml, which
>> can also provide xml output but without being as either-or as xmlrunner?
>>
>
> Migrating to nose is not only done for it's junit plugin, but later on
> we will also integrate test coverage. Actually, the plugin
> architecture of nose was the main criterium for the migration, since
> it aligns with our Python test plans.
>
>
I think moving to nose is a great idea, but I want to clarify one point:
while nose has great integration with coverage.py, you can use coverage
without nose just fine. If you run your tests today with (for example):
python my_test_runner.py foo blah bar
then you can measure test coverage with:
coverage run my_test_runner.py foo blah bar
I'm sure you have other reasons to move to nose, and you should continue
with your plans, I just didn't want there to be a misconception about
nose being a prerequisite for getting coverage measurement.
> Ringo
>
--Ned.
http://nedbatchelder.com
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