> Well, after more discussions with kparal, we are still unsure about the > "right" way to tackle this. > Our current call would be: > 1) sync requirements.txt versions with fedora (mostly done) > 2) allow --system-site-packages in the test_env > 3) do `pip install -r requirements.txt` (with possible flags to enforce > versions) to the makefile virtualenv creation step > 4) add info to readme, that testing needs installation of packages from pypi, > and that some of them need compilation > 4-1) put together a list of packages that need to be installed (the > python-foobar kind, not -devel + gcc) to the system, in order to "skip" the > stuff that needs to be compiled
> Sounds reasonable, Kamil? Others? I went back and forth on this. I thought it would be a really simple change, and as usual, it seems more pain than gain. So, I went forward with this: 1. add tox.ini to projects to allow simple test suite execution with `pytest` (non-controversial) 2. configure tox.ini to print out test coverage (non-controversial) 3. remove --system-site-packages from all places (readme, makefile) for those projects, that can be *fully* installed from pypi *without any compilation* (hopefully non-controversial). 4. keep (or add) --system-site-packages to readme/makefile for the remaining projects, and add readme info how to deal with pypi compilation or local rpm installation What Josef mentioned is that he wouldn't try to replicate a perfect environment directly on dev machine, because that's a lot of work. Instead, use the current non-perfect environment on dev machines (which should be fine most of the time anyway) and have a separate CI service (hopefully in the future) with more strict environment configuration. I guess that's the most practical solution. We might even want to reopen the question how to version deps in requirements.txt vs spec file, but I'd keep that for a separate thread, if needed. My current patches for resultsdb projects are these: https://phab.qa.fedoraproject.org/D1114 https://phab.qa.fedoraproject.org/D1116 https://phab.qa.fedoraproject.org/D1117
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