Closed JayZar21 closed 8 years ago
If you're using python < 2.7.11, it might caused by this bug: https://bugs.python.org/issue10128
This is how did i run nosetests for mutliprocessing with python < 2.7.11, you may try to crate one for green.
from nose import main if __name__ == '__main__': main()
@JayZar21 Sorry about the huge delay. Are you still affected by this issue? If so, will you please provide some code that causes the issue?
If this still affects you and you can provide some way for us to duplicate the problem, please reopen this issue.
Sorry, I'm late. I have just tested: this issue seems to be solved. I have other problems with unicode... but this is another story and I have to verify my issues!! Thank you!
Okay. Make sure to test the latest version -- we had some windows unicode fixes in the last release.
I tested green on Linux and I had no issue. I used green for testing the same code base on Windows and I had issues with the multiprocessing module (forking):
It seems to be an issue of python which is not backported. However I use python 2.7.10 (the latest) and a workaround would be appreciated!