Le sam. 1 sept. 2018 à 04:24, Brett Cannon <brett@python.org> a écrit :
Tell me if you want to join!
Sure, why not!
You are now invited.
By the way, there are now 2 repositories and I don't want to have to manage permissions per repository, so I created a new "pythoncapi" team which has write access to pythoncapi and cpython repositories. Maybe I made some mistakes when I chose permissions.
I quickly experimented to write my own C unit test framework, but I'm not really satisfied of the "verbose" API. I'm looking at googletest and Check, does someone have an experience with a C unit test framework?
I have used Catch, but that's C++.
A friend (who works for Google) told me about googletest but it seems to have multiple dependencies and designed for C++: https://github.com/google/googletest
In CPython, the C language is a first citizen, and people who attempted to use C++ had troubles in the CPython community. So I chose to follow the trend and use Check which seems to be written for C. Check looks simple but has nice features.
Victor