Uh I had a quick question about how to run mamba tests with python setup.py test. This could be a simpler question about setup.py more than anything else, but maybe other users could find this useful in the issues, so here goes.
I've been referencing the following Stackoverflow post, which suggests that developers use the following to let setup.py automatically run the test suite during setup. It's using unittest to automatically discover tests, and it seems heavily married to that framework.
setup.py
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test_suite='tests',
...
Other unit testing frameworks provide suggestions, like pytest, which suggests using a setup.cfg to alias the test runner.
I tried looking at the mamba setup.py to see if you're using your own framework to test your framework. I'm guessing there's a right way to do this, and you're in a better position to provide a recommendation here.
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Uh I had a quick question about how to run mamba tests with
python setup.py test. This could be a simpler question about setup.py more than anything else, but maybe other users could find this useful in the issues, so here goes.I've been referencing the following Stackoverflow post, which suggests that developers use the following to let setup.py automatically run the test suite during setup. It's using unittest to automatically discover tests, and it seems heavily married to that framework.
setup.py
Other unit testing frameworks provide suggestions, like pytest, which suggests using a
setup.cfgto alias the test runner.I tried looking at the mamba setup.py to see if you're using your own framework to test your framework. I'm guessing there's a right way to do this, and you're in a better position to provide a recommendation here.
EDIT1: typo