Simple CLI to run testtools tests
In a testrepository based workflow, sometimes you want/need to run individual tests. Additionally, someitmes you want to use a pre-existing tox virtualenv to do so. Or, at least, I do.
Typing
.tox/py27/bin/python -m testtools.run some.testGot boring. So this is a simple wrapper.
It has two modes.
ttrun some.testWill run that test with the system python.
If you want to re-use a tox virtualenv.
ttrun -epy27 some.testWill run some.test in the given tox venv.
Both modes can be run with no parameters to have testtools run all the tests.
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