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The python/import test is very nice, with 'imports' and makes testing import very easy. I'd like to be able to do some more complex tests, and thought a pipeline would be useful.
The py3-pytest-timeout package currently has a test that uses py3-pytest. Its test stanza is kind of cludgy involving shell grep/exit, which is painful and has high potential for footgun.
I think it would be nice to have at very least something like this:
The
python/import
test is very nice, with 'imports' and makes testing import very easy. I'd like to be able to do some more complex tests, and thought a pipeline would be useful.The py3-pytest-timeout package currently has a test that uses py3-pytest. Its test stanza is kind of cludgy involving shell grep/exit, which is painful and has high potential for footgun.
I think it would be nice to have at very least something like this:
My second thought there is that it might be useful to run those with
pytest
, to allow the sort of things that pytest buys you.Things I like about this:
Things I don't like:
This is a RFC/RFE, I really think we can do better with tests and I think we need to, so that writing them is easier.
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