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pytest-dev / unittest2pytest

helps rewriting Python `unittest` test-cases into `pytest` test-cases
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Consider moving to pytest-dev #1

Closed nicoddemus closed 9 years ago

nicoddemus commented 9 years ago

What do you say to move this project to the pytest-dev organization? :smile:

The only missing requirement would be to add a tox.ini for running the tests in different python versions, but that would be easy to do.

htgoebel commented 9 years ago

This would be fine for me. Esp. since this (hopefully) unburdens me from being the single maintainer.

I only want to still be an owner, since the tool is published under my name. I'll happily share ownership, here and at pypi.

I've found these instructions https://help.github.com/articles/transferring-a-repository/#transferring-from-a-user-to-an-organization

nicoddemus commented 9 years ago

Certainly you would still be the owner of the package, but it would gain more visibility and other pytest developers would be able to contribute as well. Please read this section in the CONTRIBUTING docs.

To move it, please transfer the ownership to one of the pytest core developers and then you will get added to the pytest-dev team. I'm going out right now and will only be able to come back tomorrow, so in meanwhile maybe @The-compiler, @RonnyPfannschmidt or @bubenkoff can assist here if you don't want to wait. :smile:

htgoebel commented 9 years ago

Done.

I also added the tox.ini you requested. Please note that test at the current develop head fail ATM, since this is work in progress.

The-Compiler commented 9 years ago

Awesome! So the next step would be to subscribe to the mailing list and write a mail requesting the move, linking to this thread. After that's done, I can take care of moving it.

nicoddemus commented 9 years ago

Missed this message Florian, just moved it. :smile:

@htgoebel would you please update links in README and pypi to the new location? You are now a member of pytest-dev and have write access to all repositories, plus you're admin of pytest-dev/unittest2pytest. Let me know (or any other pytest core developer) if you have any questions or feel anything is amiss. :smile: