The way I test currently is by spinning up rabbitmq and mongo with Docker or Podman, and then running tox. The extra manual steps of running MQ and DB could be avoided if we could use tox-docker, which will take care of starting the containers and stopping them when we're done.
Grabbing an issue for a minor convenience thing:
The way I test currently is by spinning up rabbitmq and mongo with Docker or Podman, and then running
tox. The extra manual steps of running MQ and DB could be avoided if we could use tox-docker, which will take care of starting the containers and stopping them when we're done.