Remove setup/install/test boilerplate #53
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I'm not sure if the Requirements section of the docs is really required; but assuming that it is, I've added a couple of words to make it clear that the mentioned dependencies are only installed if required.
Begins removes lots of argparse boilerplate; pbr removes lots of setup.py boilerplate.
This enables easier testing across multiple versions of python. Using this, I've been able to confirm that 117 tests pass on py26 and py27, with 122 passing on py3.3 and py3.4 (I don't have py3.3 available) Travis config is now done mostly automatically via tox-travis
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This is quite a substantial change - and pbr and tox aren't exactly easy to wrap one's head around. My apologies for the braindump! |
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This removes the coverage testing, which is presumably not what we want to do. http://lists.idyll.org/pipermail/testing-in-python/2014-November/006224.html suggests a way to restore the coverage testing - and still get the benefits of tox (eg, easily testing on multiple versions of python) |
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As a result, a developer can now simply run "tox" on the local machine and test in as many python versions as they have available - and Travis will run the same tests.
pbr reads install_requires from requirements.txt, so we can add argparse and funcsigs there (protected by environment markers so that they're only installed if required)
When pbr runs it will, by default, try to autogenerate an AUTHORS file and a CHANGELOG from the git logs. This can be disabled by exporting SKIP_GENERATE_AUTHORS=1 and SKIP_WRITE_GIT_CHANGELOG=1 before running setup.py