New issue 187: Use tox to run tests on downstream libraries
https://bitbucket.org/hpk42/tox/issue/187/use-tox-to-run-tests-on-downstream
Ib Lundgren:
Hello,
I currently use tox for testing across Python versions and it's great. Now I
would like to make sure that when I update my library I don't break downstream
libraries or at least know in what way they break.
For example, if I develop django and want to check if my changes break
django-rest-framework I'd have a tox.ini with something like
```
[downstream]
repositories=
github.com/tomchristie/django-rest-framework
bitbucket.org/foo/django-bar
```
Tox could then clone each repo and run a "sub-tox" inside each so all results
are collected together (main lib + downstream). Naturally, the "sub-tox" would
install the repo dependencies as specified in respective tox.ini with the
exception of my library for which it would use the local version.
Suggestions for how I may achieve this? Update tox with these features? If so
where? Or rather let tox be and roll a shell script? Already possible but I
don't know how?
Cheers
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