Re: Testing seems to get second class treatment - support for more than tests.py and models.py

Thanks Russ I'll try what you suggested, I was hoping there was another way besides how I was trying to do it. Many people compare Django to rails which, independent of any other connotations, does seem to expose a difference in testing. It's been almost a year since I worked with rails, and the

Re: Testing seems to get second class treatment - support for more than tests.py and models.py

On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 9:28 AM, jawspeak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I'm not experienced in python but coming from Java I'm having a hard > time being forced to put all my tests for an app in one file. ... > It really bothers me that I don't know how to automatically include > every file

Testing seems to get second class treatment - support for more than tests.py and models.py

I'm not experienced in python but coming from Java I'm having a hard time being forced to put all my tests for an app in one file. I think I figured a workaround, with this directory structure: tutorial1project > some_app_name > tests > __init__.py tutorial1project > another_app_name > tests >