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This is working as intended.
Per the Python testing docs, you should be able to configure your editor to run tests using pytest
or python3 -m pytest
. That's the intended workflow.
Running the test file directly as an executable script is not the intended or supported workflow. The Python maintainers have been explicitly removing the if __name__ == "__main__"
stanzas from the Python test files as we do not want students going that route.
OK, I’ll buy that, but when I go to the Testing docs link and attempt to look into Tools, I get this:
https://exercism.org/docs/tracks/python/TOOLS.md @.*** Not very helpful.
From: Isaac Good @.> Sent: Tuesday, November 2, 2021 3:17 PM To: exercism/python @.> Cc: shumashv1 @.>; Author @.> Subject: Re: [exercism/python] Missing init code for test scripts (Issue #2717)
This is working as intended.
Per the Python testing docshttps://exercism.org/docs/tracks/python/tests, you should be able to configure your editor to run tests using pytest or python3 -m pytest. That's the intended workflow.
Running the test file directly as an executable script is not the intended or supported workflow. The Python maintainers have been explicitly removing the if name == "main" stanzas from the Python test files as we do not want students going that route.
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You're absolutely right. Thanks for calling that out. I filed https://github.com/exercism/python/issues/2721 to fix that.
You can view the TOOLS.md directly in Github in the meanwhile.
@shumashv1
The details in this issue may be of help. Spyder actually has an add-in that will allow you to run pytest files. However, if you have Spyder 5, I don't know that the plugin works. The other details in the issue address various ways to invoke Pytest from iPython/Spyder.
We'll get the linking issues with the testing/tooling docs fixed shortly.
Thanks for the response. Very helpful.
From: BethanyG @.> Sent: Tuesday, November 2, 2021 9:11 PM To: exercism/python @.> Cc: shumashv1 @.>; Mention @.> Subject: Re: [exercism/python] Missing init code for test scripts (Issue #2717)
@shumashv1 https://github.com/shumashv1
The details in this issue may be of help. Spyder actually has an add-in that will allow you to run pytest files. However, if you have Spyder 5, I don't know that the plugin works. The other details in the issue address various ways to invoke Pytest from iPython/Spyder. exercism/exercism#5791 https://github.com/exercism/exercism/issues/5791 .
We'll get the linking issues with the testing/tooling docs fixed shortly.
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Thanks. Very helpful.
From: BethanyG @.> Sent: Tuesday, November 2, 2021 9:11 PM To: exercism/python @.> Cc: shumashv1 @.>; Mention @.> Subject: Re: [exercism/python] Missing init code for test scripts (Issue #2717)
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The details in this issue may be of help. Spyder actually has an add-in that will allow you to run pytest files. However, if you have Spyder 5, I don't know that the plugin works. The other details in the issue address various ways to invoke Pytest from iPython/Spyder. exercism/exercism#5791 https://github.com/exercism/exercism/issues/5791 .
We'll get the linking issues with the testing/tooling docs fixed shortly.
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@shumashv1 - very happy that helped!
I am going to close this issue as resolved. Please feel free to open another, should you need help, have a question, or spot a bug. 🌟
The publishing/links problem you encountered is logged as issue #2721 .
Test scripts import both pytest and unittest. I run code locally in the Spyder GUI, and tests don't execute until I add initiator lines. If I add an initiator to the last lines of the script (as previous test scripts have done) as follows:
if name == "main": pytest.main()
-or-
if name == "main": unittest.main()
the tests run. Running the tests from the command line also works with: python -m unittest_test.py -or- python -m pytest _test.py