Hi Matthias This is the very early stages of implementing unittest. In time, I will test for expected results using assert methods. At the moment, though, all I want this to achieve is to catch Python errors, to prevent my making releases which crash. This is what I was doing before, and it worked as I needed: if the plugin gave a Python error, Travis failed - if not, it passed. This no longer seems to work, though - as I say, if I introduce a deliberate error to the code, and confirm that the plugin gives a Python error, Travis nevertheless passes.
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