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This is a plugin for nose. This plugin is enabled by default. It activates the faulthandler module before running tests.
Installation
You can install or upgrade nose-faulthandler with these commands:
$ pip install nose-faulthandler $ pip install --upgrade nose-faulthandler
Usage
This plugin is enabled by default. You can deactivate it with:
$ nosetests --no-faulthandler ...
Changes
0.1 - 2013-06-10
First release
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