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4 items tagged “unittesting”

2009

shunit2 (via) xUnit style testing for shell scripts.

# 27th September 2009, 7:34 pm / bash, shell, shunit2, testing, unittesting, unix, xunit

2008

Django Unit Tests and Transactions. If you’re using a transactional database engine (MySQL with InnoDB, Postgres or SQLite) you can speed things up by running each of your unit tests inside a transaction and rolling back in tearDown().

# 7th July 2008, 2:14 pm / django, innodb, mysql, postgresql, python, sqlite, transactions, unittest, unittesting

2007

I definitely like Python 3K's Unicode support better [...] In fact, I think I prefer Ruby 1.8's non-support for Unicode over Ruby 1.9's "support". The problem is one that is all to familiar to Python programmers. You can have a fully unit tested library and have somebody pass you a bad string, and you will fall over.

— Sam Ruby

# 28th December 2007, 7:05 pm / python, rubi18, ruby, ruby19, sam-ruby, unicode, unittesting

nose 0.10.0 final! Nose is my favourite Python testing tool: it can auto-discover and execute tests in a directory hierarchy, which makes it easy to run just a sub-set of your test suite.

# 11th October 2007, 1:52 pm / nose, python, testing, unittesting

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