Setuptools Green
This module provides a “green” command for setuptools scripts that uses green to run tests.
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Usage
Options for 'GreenTestCommand' command: --quiet Don't show test descriptions when running --concurrent Run tests concurrently --coverage Collect coverage --coverage-omit Patterns to omit from coverage, comma separated --target Name of subdirectory where tests are to be found
By default, the verbose mode is used, but you can pass –quiet to just show dots for passes and “E” for failures.
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