[py-dev] oncoming 0.9.2 release
Whish-list: pytest -e pytest --testforever includes --startsserver and --runbrowser, loops "forever" until Ctrl+Break on the given file / directory / filtered files and publishes results on Webport. Bonus points for really showing a traffic light :) Harald -- GHUM Harald Massa persuadere et programmare Harald Armin Massa Spielberger Straße 49 70435 Stuttgart 0173/9409607 no fx, no carrier pigeon - EuroPython 2009 will take place in Birmingham - Stay tuned!
Hi Harald, On Wed, Jul 23, 2008 at 10:20 +0200, Harald Armin Massa wrote:
Whish-list:
pytest -e pytest --testforever
includes --startsserver and --runbrowser, loops "forever" until Ctrl+Break on the given file / directory / filtered files and publishes results on Webport. Bonus points for really showing a traffic light :)
:) This is nothing for 0.9.2, i am afraid. Particularly since i am relatively clueless about the browser reporter currently. But if you are up to do a patch that does what you suggest i'd consider it. sidenote: I promise to support anyone going for a (new) nice AJAX frontend :) sidenote++: For 1.0 i am currently revamping distributed testing, would like to have a native cross-platform testing mode - eventually i'd like this to be possible: py.test --plat=win32,linux,osx --looponfailing --rep=browser although the "plat" option is probably rather for 1.1. For 0.9.2 i'd like to focus on integration issues with editors, win32 and other fixes and packaging issues. plus small improvements :) holger
holger krekel wrote:
Hi Harald,
On Wed, Jul 23, 2008 at 10:20 +0200, Harald Armin Massa wrote:
Whish-list:
pytest -e pytest --testforever
includes --startsserver and --runbrowser, loops "forever" until Ctrl+Break on the given file / directory / filtered files and publishes results on Webport. Bonus points for really showing a traffic light :)
:)
This is nothing for 0.9.2, i am afraid. Particularly since i am relatively clueless about the browser reporter currently. But if you are up to do a patch that does what you suggest i'd consider it.
sidenote: I promise to support anyone going for a (new) nice AJAX frontend :)
I know a bit about AJAX frontend and I promise to support anyone that'll go for a better one definitely :-) I think writing javascript by hand instead of using pypy would simplify stuff a bit. Cheers, fijal
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