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Split into modules #117

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@goodboy goodboy commented Jan 7, 2018

This is to replace #101 by @RonnyPfannschmidt.

The differences include:

  • rebased onto master incorporating the latest changes
  • maintaining as much of the history as possible in what was pluggy.PluginManager (where most of the non-@hpk42 contributions seemed to be) by moving pluggy.__init__.py -> pluggy.manager and pulling out internals from that module into other new modules
  • ensuring the test suite can run successfully between each incremental change (commit) such that each patch is a logical change set
  • avoiding the first iteration - split more internal utilities out of the main package file #101 proposed parse_funcs module (it's unecessary when it's a utility function used only by the code in hooks.py)

Let me know what you guys think!

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The split seems sensible to me... we just have to take a look at the test failures with pytest master.

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goodboy commented Jan 7, 2018

we just have to take a look at the test failures with pytest master

Yeah gonna try and reproduce locally with tox.
It's also weird that my latest force push hasn't shown up here in GH...

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goodboy commented Jan 7, 2018

@nicoddemus hah! Think I figured it out.
The first time you run the pytest integration tests they fail because on install I think the old pluggy package is being used somehow. The failure is consistent as long as I pass -r to tox.

My original guess would be that the _PYTEST_SETUP_SKIP_PLUGGY_DEP isn't being set early enough since when I hop in the debugger in fact pytest is using the pluggy installed in the virtualenv instead of the sources. However, inspecting that env var shows it is set by the time it hits the import error?

Any ideas?

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goodboy commented Jan 7, 2018

@obestwalter Did something change in tox regarding when/how the project under test is installed?
Maybe related to tox-dev/tox#571?

We're doing something weird with pluggy where we install a dependent project (pytest) to make sure pluggy doesn't break it but pytest also has pluggy as a dep. Seems to me something is different with how the installation of the local pluggy under test is being installed?

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@tgoodlet a test of your theory would be to set _PYTEST_SETUP_SKIP_PLUGGY_DEP in the .travis.yml file manually before calling tox; if that changes the outcome then we know your hypothesis holds.

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goodboy commented Jan 7, 2018

My theory failed...

Also old tox versions don't seem to make a difference.
I'm going to try and hook into my local pytest code and see what's going on.

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goodboy commented Jan 7, 2018

Oh man @nicoddemus 🤦‍♂️
You're gonna laugh at me...

RonnyPfannschmidt and others added 6 commits January 7, 2018 16:38
This begins the splitting of internals into more sensibly named modules.
This first move is to preserve as much history in the original large
package module as possible.
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What is it? 😛

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goodboy commented Jan 7, 2018

minor version bump was needed to get pip to install the sources...

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Oh hehehe makes sense! Glad it was something simple then! 😁

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goodboy commented Jan 7, 2018

Alright now I just need some approvals 👍

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Nice work, thanks @tgoodlet!

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goodboy commented Jan 8, 2018

@RonnyPfannschmidt @hpk42 you two ok with this?

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