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Previously, PyYAML was hosted on BitBucket, so we had a mirror of the repo on GitHub. Now, official hosting has moved to GitHub, so we can point to the official repository instead. Thanks to Marco A. Feliu <marco.feliu@nianet.org> for pointing this out. This patch also updates the install shim to update submodule URLs. To preserve the functionality of earlier Dotbot versions, we will need to maintain 'https://github.com/anishathalye/pyyaml'. Because old versions of the install shim used with new Dotbot versions will not update submodule URLs, we will need to keep the old repository in sync with the upstream repository as we upgrade PyYAML versions. This patch also upgrades the dependency to PyYAML 3.12. |
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README.md
Testing
Dotbot testing code uses Vagrant to run all tests inside a virtual machine to have tests be completely isolated from the host machine.
Installing the Test environnement
Debian-based distributions
- Install the test requirements
sudo apt install vagrant virtualbox
- Install Dotbot dependencies
git submodule update --init --recursive
macOS
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Install the test requirements
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Install Dotbot dependencies
git submodule update --init --recursive
Running the Tests
Before running the tests, the virtual machine must be running. It can be
started by running vagrant up.
The test suite can be run by running ./test. Selected tests can be run by
passing paths to the tests as arguments to ./test.
Tests can be run with a specific Python version by running ./test --version <version> - for example, ./test --version 3.4.3.
When finished with testing, it is good to shut down the virtual machine by
running vagrant halt.