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What's the reason for this? |
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Mostly to leverage the pytest ecosystem (coverage, performance etc). Pytest interact well with the major IDEs, which is a nice bonus. I dropped this pull request to show some proof of concept and if there is any interest. |
This reverts commit d87a23e.
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@nicholasserra now the test runs an all major platform / python versions https://github.com/cav71/python-markdown2/actions/runs/1904662952 and there is a branch ready with the coverage for it https://github.com/cav71/python-markdown2/tree/coverage-support |
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This is "preliminary" pytest port of the testlib.py code, leveraging pytest and its ecosystem.
It supports running all (unchanged) tests (tm-cases, markdowntest-cases, php-markdown-cases and php-markdown-extra-cases).
pytest itself provides extensive support for code quality (coverage, unitest xml etc.).
This change also integrates the workflow actions.