Migrate from nose to pytest #66
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This patch migrates all of the unit tests to use the pytest mechanism from nose. nose and nosetests are long dead and no longer supported.
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Yes, did you read the reason for the pull request? nose and nosetests are dead projects that aren't supported. This patch is needed to keep the client using active projects for testing as well as building RPMs for distributions. |
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@hemna your earlier PR which you had proposed for wheels distribution has these changes and that's the reason for @sneharai4 question on this... Yes we read your description |
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This patch migrates all of the unit tests to use the pytest mechanism
from nose. nose and nosetests are long dead and no longer supported.
This updates tox.ini and setup.py to use pytest now. Also all of the tests
have been updated to work with pytest too.