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A usual way to organize Django tests is to split up the tests.py file into a tests directory/module whose init file imports other test files in order to make them available for Django. This may cause a little trouble when adopting Django Sane Testing which does an automatic discovery (via nose) and thus may end up with some tests loaded and run twice.
A nose plugin to filter duplicates in the loaded tests list before running the tests, perhaps?
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A usual way to organize Django tests is to split up the
tests.py
file into atests
directory/module whose init file imports other test files in order to make them available for Django. This may cause a little trouble when adopting Django Sane Testing which does an automatic discovery (via nose) and thus may end up with some tests loaded and run twice.A nose plugin to filter duplicates in the loaded tests list before running the tests, perhaps?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: