[Kolab-devel] Hello Kolab Devs

[Jeroen van Meeuwen (Kolab Systems)]

On 2013-09-10 00:22, James Mills wrote:
> Are you opposed to using py.test (1) at all? I find it less cumbersome 
> and
> less boilerplate for writing unit and system tests. In my own project
> (circuits) I tried the std. lib unittest as well as nose before 
> discovering
> py.test afterwhich I ended up writing hundreds of tests (because it's 
> so
> easy and straightforward!).
> 

I have no objections, but could you show me before we change all of what 
we have already? ;-)

Question on the side... does py.test keep stdin/stdout/stderr open? I've 
been trying to get std. unittest to do this for me, so that I can do:

   0) Clean out environment completely,

   1) Set the environment up for a functional test of application $x,

   2) Display the steps to reproduce and ask the Quality Assurance 
engineer for confirmation,

   3) Handle the ACK / NAY response.

Kind regards,

Jeroen van Meeuwen

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