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Use vulture as a library rather than as a command line tool in VultureBear #1805
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Probably a good idea to add Appveyor CI testing on vulture, to avoid any regressions from switching from Win32 command execution to python package loading. |
Refactor VultureBear so that it harnesses vulture as an API rather than as a command line tool. Closes: coala#1805
Refactor VultureBear to make use of the vulture API rather than using it as a command line tool. Closes: coala#1805
Refactor VultureBear to make use of the vulture API rather than using it as a command line tool. Closes: coala#1805
Refactor VultureBear to make use of the vulture API rather than using it as a command line tool. Closes: coala#1805
@jayvdb I guess you mean using appveyor for testing VultureBear, right? |
Refactor VultureBear to make use of the vulture API rather than using it as a command line tool. Closes: coala#1805
Refactor VultureBear to make use of the vulture API rather than using it as a command line tool. Closes: coala#1805
Refactor VultureBear to make use of the vulture API rather than using it as a command line tool. Closes: coala#1805
Refactor VultureBear to make use of the vulture API rather than using it as a command line tool. Closes: coala#1805
Nope, I confirmed! |
Can you clarify, please? What exactly should be tested with appveyor? |
Refactor VultureBear to make use of the vulture API rather than using it as a command line tool. Closes: coala#1805
Refactor VultureBear to make use of the vulture API rather than using it as a command line tool. Closes: coala#1805
I think he meant we should encourage the guys from vulture to run tests also on AppVeyor for Windows for vulture itself^^ Misunderstood myself^^ |
Could be made into a new issue though (encouraging vulture to introduce AppVeyor tests)^^ |
@RJ722 please assign yourself if you are working on the issue 👍 |
Refactor VultureBear to make use of the vulture API rather than using it as a command line tool. Closes: coala#1805
Refactor VultureBear to make use of the vulture API rather than using it as a command line tool. Closes: coala#1805
Refactor VultureBear to make use of the vulture API rather than using it as a command line tool. Closes: coala#1805
@jendrikseipp I haven't seen that you are actually the owner of |
Refactor VultureBear to make use of the vulture API rather than using it as a command line tool. Closes: coala#1805
Refactor VultureBear to make use of the vulture API rather than using it as a command line tool. Closes: coala#1805
Refactor VultureBear to make use of the vulture API rather than using it as a command line tool. Closes: coala#1805
Currently, VultureBear executes vulture as follows:
vulture's utility can also be harnessed directly through
vulture.scavenge
- This would be optimal as it would save time of memory copying.Reference:
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