On 01/17/2016 03:32 AM, Holger Krekel wrote:
> Haven't played yet with your integration code. So I can't contrast it.
> It was indeed a more general comment regarding what I perceive as the
> missing piece in open source testing infrastructure.
>
> It's true that I kind of am uncomfortable with us
Haven't played yet with your integration code. So I can't contrast it. It was
indeed a more general comment regarding what I perceive as the missing piece in
open source testing infrastructure.
It's true that I kind of am uncomfortable with using commercial hosting
services like appveyor an
Hi Holger,
On Sat, Jan 16, 2016 at 6:01 PM Holger Krekel wrote:
> The crucial part that is missing wrt to devpi/tox/pytest is the ability to
> automatically schedule tests to hosts. Rackspace provides us some funding
> for open source which we can use to have a Windows and a Linux host for
> run
The crucial part that is missing wrt to devpi/tox/pytest is the ability to
automatically schedule tests to hosts. Rackspace provides us some funding for
open source which we can use to have a Windows and a Linux host for running
tests. A Windows machine already exists, 4 cores, 8 gigs ram. We
Hey,
* Bruno Oliveira [2016-01-15 00:15:39 +]:
> I created a small repository[1] which only contains appveyor and travis
> scripts which simply use "devpi test" to test and publish results for the
> pytest 2.8.5 release[2] in Travis and AppVeyor.
Thanks! This is about what I imagined when ta
