Add assert_in method to nose for Python 2.6 #1813
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Looks good, thanks! Merging now. |
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Add assert_in method to nose for Python 2.6. Closes #1775.
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And it turns out we need assert_not_in as well. I've added it and pushed directly to master. |
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Add assert_in method to nose for Python 2.6. Closes ipython#1775.
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For now I've only added
assert_in. We can add extra methods to the file when we want to use them.See #1775