Closed cpcloud closed 12 years ago
I usually run nosetests from the current branch I am working on (usually dev). Isn't it enough?
I was thinking that when one tries to commit, a git hook could run nosetests and won't allow a commit until all tests pass. This probably doesn't warrant an issue since I could do this just for my version of the repository without forcing everyone to adopt this convention.
Not sure if this warrants an issue but it might be useful to do this across the board to prevent regression.