Closed timofurrer closed 8 years ago
Is this really necessary? Running tox
directly already does the trick. Don't get why you would want to call make test
, which then in turn calls tox, especially since tox doesn't take any arguments.
Why should we have a Makefile with the test rule if it does not test in all environments?
Usually when I see that make test
is available in a project I'm just gonna run this to verify if my changes work.. However, this would not be the case if make test
only runs with the python version used by pytest.
I would like to run
make test
locally to test against all supported python versions.