[TIP] In 2013, I need to use nose1 or nose2 ? What is the future of nose ?

jason pellerin jpellerin at gmail.com
Fri Mar 22 06:13:43 PDT 2013


Hi,

The best answer is: whatever works better for you.

That said, nose (nose1) is purely in maintenance mode. I'm happy to accept
patches, and I put together a release whenever I have time and can get
help, but I'm not actively developing it right now. But it's also much more
mature and widely used than nose2.

nose2 is a much smaller, cleaner codebase, and is where I put new features
whenever I want a new test runner feature. (For instance, zope-style layers
are only in nose2). I myself use nose2 much more than nose1 now. nose2 also
has a more liberal license, if that matters to you.

I have extremely limited time for personal projects these days -- for
actual coding, about 30 minutes/week at best. So progress on nose1 releases
and nose2 features is always very slow.

I hope that helps,

JP


On Thu, Mar 21, 2013 at 6:34 PM, Stéphane Klein <contact at stephane-klein.info
> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I'm wondering what nose version I need to use in 2013 ?
> I'm wondering what is the future of nose : nose1 or nose2 ?
>
> I see more activity on nose1 github than nose2 github repository.
>
> Since some months, I try to always use nose2, but I see that I'm alone,
> everyone
> use nose1 around me.
>
> What are your comment about nose2 ?
>
> Best regards,
> Stéphane
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