pytest-purkinje
py.test plugin for the purkinje test runner. See pukinje test runner on how to get started.
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Supported Python versions
Python 2.7.x
Python 3.x
pypy
Development
Setup
Clone other relevant purkinje-* packages, then:
mkvirtualenv purkinje workon purkinje pip install --editable .
Conventions
ChangeLog
Some minor changes were omitted from this list. For details, see git log.
Release 0.1.5
Breaking change: replaced plugin parameter websocket_url with websocket_host and websocket_port. Please update your pytest.ini accordingly if you use non-default settings for purkinje.
Release 0.1.4
2015-03-03
Sorted out Travis environment issues
Release 0.1.3
2015-03-02
Minor changes
Release 0.1.2
2015-03-01
Sorted out Travis environment issues
Release 0.1.1
2015-03-01
Loosened version restriction on flotsam lib
Release 0.1.0
2015-03-01
Start of Development
2014-12-11
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