
Right now, I've got a project that started off looking sort of like this: pitz/ pitz/ cmdline/ webapp/ entity/ tests/ test_cmdline.py test_entity.py test_webapp.py In my setup.py file, I have this line packages=find_packages(exclude=[''tests']), so that the tests don't get installed when the code is installed. This works OK for now, but I'm adding more folders under the original folders, like this: pitz/ pitz/ cmdline/ webapp/ handlers/ __init__.py statichandler.py entity/ tests/ test_cmdline.py test_entity.py test_webapp.py test_handlers.py test_statichandler.py It is getting more difficult to figure out the links between test files and code files. I have a few questions: 1. I would like to put lots of tests/ folders next to the code they test, rather than at the top level of the project. How do I make sure the tests folders don't get installed? 2. Should I worry about not installing tests? Should I install them? 3. Is there any pattern I should follow for organizing my tests within my project? Thanks for the help. Matt -- W. Matthew Wilson matt@tplus1.com http://tplus1.com