On 16/04/2011 16:39, Chris McDonough wrote:
What you'd be testing with the sort of test I described (one that uses
"pyramid.traversal.traverse") is Pyramid's traversal code itself.
Well, and the configuration of traversal in the application.
I often find myself wanting to write tests like these, not only to check
that they the configuration works, but also that I've understood how to
configure things properly and that all the bits are fitting together as
I understand they should, which might well be different to your
understanding of how they should fit together.
As I get more confident in the framework's behaviour, then I find myself
writing fewer of these tests...
cheers,
Chris
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