Unit Tests
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To run only the unit tests, and exclude the integration tests:
diana@ubuntu:~/workspace/inferno$ nosetests --exclude=integration
To run both the unit and integration tests:
diana@ubuntu:~/workspace/inferno$ nosetests
If the tests were successful, you should see something like the following.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 100 tests in 1.000s
OK
The integration test suite assumes you have a running disco cluster.
diana@ubuntu:~$ disco start
Master ubuntu:8989 started
And that your inferno settings (~/.inferno or /etc/inferno/settings.yaml)
point to that disco master.
diana@ubuntu:~$ cat ~/.inferno
server: disco://localhost
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To run only the unit tests, and exclude the integration tests:
diana@ubuntu:~/workspace/inferno$ nosetests --exclude=integration
To run both the unit and integration tests:
diana@ubuntu:~/workspace/inferno$ nosetests
If the tests were successful, you should see something like the following.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 100 tests in 1.000s
OK
The integration test suite assumes you have a running disco cluster.
diana@ubuntu:~$ disco start
Master ubuntu:8989 started
And that your inferno settings (~/.inferno or /etc/inferno/settings.yaml)
point to that disco master.
diana@ubuntu:~$ cat ~/.inferno
server: disco://localhost
Release files for inferno 0.1.29
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