On 2015-07-10 03:38, Christopher Allan Webber wrote:
Cyril Roelandt writes:
Hey!
Those of who you write Python code probably know tox[1], a tool used
to
manage tests/builds for Python. It uses virtualenv[2], which allows
developers to create "isolated" environments and install packages
without polluting their systems.
I hacked tox to replace virtualenv with "guix environment". The code
is
available at https://git.framasoft.org/Steap/guix-tox , in the
"guix-tox" branch (the master branch is just a mirror of tox). Note
that
I will probably use "git push -f" on this branch :) I explained the
details in README.rst.
If there are Python developers on this list, I would love to know what
they think about this.
This is great! I'll have a look at it this week end.
I intend to propose a 20 minute talk about
guix-tox at the next PyConFR.
Nice!
This is great! I've also been very interested in "guix environment" as
a universal virtualenv. Replacing tox is an excellent example/usage!
I wondering whether it is possible to use the same recipe for `guix
environment` and `guix container`. The idea behind that is that one can
use environment for dev and container for deployment.
