[py-dev] failing unit tests

[holger krekel]

Hi Martijn, 

[Martijn Faassen Sat, Nov 27, 2004 at 02:21:42PM +0100]
> holger krekel wrote:
> > I saw you introduced some references to unittest.py 
> >which i usually avoided to not confuse people who don't know
> >anything about testing so far.  But by now i guess (and Ian said this
> >earlier already) it's probably better to mention it every now and then 
> >for developers coming from unittest.py. 
> 
> I know one reference, somewhat obscurely, was already there, and I 
> improved it. Then I probably added one or two more. I think it makes 
> sense to reference unittest.py as naturally many new people will be 
> coming from that.

Yes. 
 
> By the way, I don't know what procedure was used to regenerate the 
> test.html so I didn't do that. I also don't know what your procedure is 
> for updating the website. :)

It's done automatically on checkin :-) 

You can check that you didn't add any problems by running py.test 
on the doc directory (it contains a test which does the rest-translation
and fails if there are warnings or errors). 

Alternatively you can run 

    .../src/tool/rest.py  (or simply 'rest.py' if you "installed" the py 
                           lib per a bashrc-source-in of py/env.py) 

on the doc directory or a specific rest-file and it will
process it so can you view it in a browser by pointing to that
directory.  

cheers, 

    holger