So, what should I replace my existing mocks with? Do you know any technique?
These mocks would only be required for unit-testing scons package, so
this doesn't affect plain users (only developers and scons package
maintainers would be affected). And starting from 3.3, the mock module
is part of
Hello!
I'm Vishnu Chilakamarri. I'm a software developer in WalmartLabs and I have
experience in Python and Java. I have been following Scons for a few days
and I'm keen to become a contributor to this project. I have seen the
projects page that are being currently worked on, but the main site
Hi,
Welcome!
The place you would want to start looking is at
https://bitbucket.org/scons/scons
This is the main repo for SCons.
Jason
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Subject: [Scons-dev] Interested in
A thought.
If using the six module will be part of our 2.7/3.x port, then rather than
copying all that into our tree (which I would say was a reasonable solution
back when SCons started and pypi wasn't available or mature), perhaps it's
time to move to a virtualenv based development/distro flow.
Pawel,
If the plan was to migrate SCons to 3.x and drop support for 2.7, then
maybe using mocks would be ok now.
But the plan is to support both for some time once we get SCons working
with 3.x.
What are you using mocks for now? Can you point to a repo?
Note that thus far, the mocks module has
Vishnu,
Take a look here:
https://bitbucket.org/scons/scons/wiki/DeveloperGuide
Then you might look at the bug tracker for bugs marked "easy" as a good
place to start contributing.
http://scons.tigris.org/issues/buglist.cgi?keywords=Easy
Welcome to SCons!
-Bill
SCons Project Co-Manager
On
Hi,
Please, please, please,
Don't!
Don't force people to install additional modules.
One of Python benefits is how rich its standard distribution is, compared to
perl for example, allowing to distribute code that you know will work
everywhere without additional requirement.
Please don't break
