ok, done

https://pypi.org/project/pytest-ephemeral-container/

I'm using this code to spawn temporary CouchDB and LocalStack S3.

Bugs and pull requests open. If there's interest, I'll write a real website.

#Python #PyTest

ok, done

https://pypi.org/project/pytest-ephemeral-container/

I'm using this code to spawn temporary CouchDB and LocalStack S3.

Bugs and pull requests open. If there's interest, I'll write a real website.

#Python #PyTest

#pytest 9.0.0 was released yesterday. 🤗

It has a couple of exciting features like native toml support and a new umbrella strict mode, but the one thing I’m *really* excited about is that it’s the first version ever that has complete, correct and functioning lower bounds on its own dependencies… which means that it’s finally possible to test #python libraries with UV_RESOLUTION=lowest and get working, reproducible builds for no additional cost* !

#testing #softwaredevelopment #astral_uv

*: unless, of course, your *other* dependencies have incorrect or missing lower bounds themselves, but at least now it’s easy-ish to find out ! (also, a great time to *fix* it)

#pytest #python #testing #softwaredevelopment #astral_uv

#pytest 9.0.0 was released yesterday. 🤗

It has a couple of exciting features like native toml support and a new umbrella strict mode, but the one thing I’m *really* excited about is that it’s the first version ever that has complete, correct and functioning lower bounds on its own dependencies… which means that it’s finally possible to test #python libraries with UV_RESOLUTION=lowest and get working, reproducible builds for no additional cost* !

#testing #softwaredevelopment #astral_uv

When I write tests for code, I often include references to TV or books or other such things.

If I need a text string, I rarely do "Hello World". I used to do "Hello Kitty" but these days I usually use "Hi Bob" (from For All Mankind). I even added a test API header "X-Hi: Bob" the other day. 😁

For errors I often go with "Out of cheese error" or "Divide by cucumber error" from Discworld.

#Code#Python#Pytest#SciFi#Discworld