On 09/05/15 12:09, Rob wrote:
Hi all,
For pyglet 1.3.x I've been working on a new test framework to make it
easier to run all tests during development and while preparing for a
release. This week I migrated the last test to this new framework and
created the documentation for it. The framework still relies on the
built-in unittest module in Python plus the mock library (builtin
since Python 3.3, but also included in the pyglet source tree).
What does this mean? Well, to start the old tests/test.py no longer
exists, instead there is the module tests.run. The tests have been
split into unit, integration and interactive tests. For the
interactive tests a new base class is introduced to handle the user
verification and screenshots. Also support for coverage (if installed)
is added.
To find more details about the new test framework, please see the
documentation
at: http://pyglet.readthedocs.org/en/latest/internal/testing.html
There is still some work in progress, which includes increasing the
coverage and testing on all platforms, but the basic gist is there.
Kind regards,
Rob
Thanks a lot Rob, great work.
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