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1. Melissa Python

   python-people of the indentiverse, is there a good testrunner for !python that does not suck for linux? (i use emacs usually)

   Thursday, 20-May-10 13:03:15 UTC from Choqok
   • Nicolas Évrard

     @melissawm what is a testrunner that does not suck ?

     Thursday, 20-May-10 13:04:56 UTC
   • Ronny Pfannschmidt Python

     @melissawm py.test and nose? (i prefer py.test) !python

     Thursday, 20-May-10 13:05:11 UTC
   • Melissa Nicolas Évrard , Ronny Pfannschmidt

     @ronnypfannschmidt @nicoe i mean i'd like to see the results nicely, not a bunch of gibberish at the console

     Thursday, 20-May-10 13:13:03 UTC
   • Ronny Pfannschmidt

     @melissawm i see, then currently no luck for you

     Thursday, 20-May-10 13:14:26 UTC
   • Melissa Ronny Pfannschmidt

     @ronnypfannschmidt ok thanks anyway :)

     Thursday, 20-May-10 13:16:28 UTC
   • Nicolas Évrard

     @melissawm well, py.test can export to JunitXML which can be nicely formatted by Hudson or other kind of CI tools.

     Thursday, 20-May-10 13:26:07 UTC
   • Melissa Nicolas Évrard

     @nicoe thanks, i still have a lot of work before i understand what it is you just said LOL

     Thursday, 20-May-10 13:41:42 UTC
   • Radomir Dopieralski

     @melissawm Two parts: test framework where you write and run the tests, and the continuous integration tool that will run and present them.

     Thursday, 20-May-10 18:15:14 UTC
   • Diederik van der Boor

     @melissawm for inventing the "indentiverse" you deserve all praise. Oh, and cookies :D

     Friday, 21-May-10 08:13:49 UTC
   • Melissa Radomir Dopieralski

     @sheep yes, what is important to me is the presentation.

     Friday, 21-May-10 12:19:32 UTC
   • Melissa Diederik van der Boor

     @vdboor oh i didn't invent it, i heard it around ;)

     Friday, 21-May-10 12:19:59 UTC