kNose 1.1.1 released
This release of kNose updates the extension to work with Komodo 4.3 and nose 0.10.1.
It also fixes a problem with the interaction of certain directory paths when running nosetests. Also, I include a message and tooltip for when kNose can't find any unit tests in your project. The tooltip specifies the environment variables and arguments passed to the subprocess module, so it should be easier to debug specific problems with any user's system.
For those who don't know, kNose is a Python unit testing extension for Komodo Edit. It is a GUI frontend for the excellent nose framework written by Jason Pellerin.
It also fixes a problem with the interaction of certain directory paths when running nosetests. Also, I include a message and tooltip for when kNose can't find any unit tests in your project. The tooltip specifies the environment variables and arguments passed to the subprocess module, so it should be easier to debug specific problems with any user's system.
For those who don't know, kNose is a Python unit testing extension for Komodo Edit. It is a GUI frontend for the excellent nose framework written by Jason Pellerin.
posted by Brandon Corfman at
12:00 PM
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kNose is pretty neat. I like the green bar functionality. I've been doing work on Pythoscope (http://pythoscope.org) and thinking about editor integration. I was looking at your UI and trying to think if Pythoscope could be integrated. My first thought was that maybe it could list all tests as it normally does but also list routines that are not tested, as provided by Pythoscope. Right clicking on a routine w/o unit tests would generate a unit test stub for it.
Thoughts?
Paul
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