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do not require nose for testing #5826

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@pgajdos pgajdos commented Oct 22, 2020

nose is deprecated and will not work in future python versions.

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These changes look good - thank you! Only had the one comment regarding the print statements.

@@ -16,7 +15,9 @@ def test_path_regex():
'/x/foo/bar',
'/x/foo/bar.txt',
):
assert_regex(path, path_pat)
print(type(path))
print(type(path_pat))
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We should probably remove these print statements.

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Thanks @pgajdos.

@kevin-bates kevin-bates merged commit 7221718 into jupyter:master Oct 29, 2020
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hroncok commented Jan 7, 2021

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Good catch @hroncok - thanks. Looks like the updates to notebook/tests/test_notebookapp_integration.py were missed. Any idea how nose is getting into the CI? I'm not seeing anything immediately, but it's definitely present in the pip freeze output.

At any rate, PR forthcoming to address the remaining references that pull in nose.

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hroncok commented Jan 8, 2021

AFAIK nose comes pre-installed in Travis Python environments (I guess historically this was a good idea, not sure).

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