jmsv
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6 years ago Lookin good, a couple of other things I've been meaning to do are:
- Move tests to a new directory, breaking into separate files for module unit tests, stdout tests etc.
- Find a better way of running the timeout test - using pytest-timeout maybe?
Not sure what the best way of structuring this is though
With the change in #45, I think we might as well switch to using pytest as the test runner? I was hoping to do a bit more around changing the tests to be 'pytest style', but I think just changing the runner is a good place to start.