tests runner is now nose + setuptools #46
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Previously, there was enigmatic description how to run tests (`make test` was the command, but no Makefile). In addition, separate requirements file. Now, single, standard command handles everything.
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Whoops, I believe the README was a holdover from a previous code iteration. If you take a look at the .travis.yml file for the repository, it looks like we're currently running the tests with: In addition this change causes the Travis tests to break by removing the tests/requirements.txt file. I'm ok with running the tests as |
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I've changed travis' configuration, so that it use distutils. But the testrunner is still nosetest. |
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looks great, thanks! |
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Previously, there was enigmatic description how to run tests (
make testwasthe command, but no
Makefile). In addition, separate requirements file.Now, single, standard command handles everything.
IMO,
tests/README.mdshould be removed and information about how to run tests moved to main README.