Closed carlwgeorge closed 7 years ago
That's interesting. Could you post the log of testing with pytest 2? I'll test it myself tonight.
And does pdir2 work normally in Fedora 25?
Yes, pdir2 itself seems to work fine on Fedora 25 under both Python 2 and 3. The issues I'm having are limited to the test suite, which I would like to run during an RPM build. I'm working on submitting your module to the main Fedora repos.
Cool, thank you very much! I see what the problem is, I'll fix them soon.
Everything should be able to work now. Let me know if it fixes those issues.
Yes, with those commits all test now pass on Fedora 25 (Python 2.7.13 and 3.5.3, pytest 2.9.2) and Fedora 26 (Python 2.7.13 and 3.6.1, pytest 3.1.1). Thanks! I also did a build on RHEL 7 (Python 2.7.5, pytest 2.7.0) and they all pass on that platform as well.
Next I'll be submitting my spec file to Fedora so users can just dnf install
(or yum install
on RHEL) your module. I can submit the current version with those commits as patches, or just wait for you to tag a new release and submit that instead. Either way is fine by me.
I'll make a release tonight.
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Yes, with those commits all test now pass on Fedora 25 (Python 2.7.13 and 3.5.3, pytest 2.9.2) and Fedora 26 (Python 2.7.13 and 3.6.1, pytest 3.1.1). Thanks! I also did a build on RHEL 7 (Python 2.7.5, pytest 2.7.0) and they all pass on that platform as well.
Next I'll be submitting my spec file to Fedora so users can just dnf install (or yum install on RHEL) your module. I can submit the current version with those commits as patches, or just wait for you to tag a new release and submit that instead. Either way is fine by me.
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Done.
There are multiple test failures when using pytest 2 (Fedora 25), but they all pass when using pytest 3 (Fedora 26). Can you confirm if the test require pytest>=3?