Alexander Grund

@mrclary What I found is that it is `$SPY_PYTHONPATH` that ends up in the console and that is determined from `spyder_pythonpath` in the config which in turns is the result...

> While Spyder does filter non-existent directories from PYTHONPATH before sending it on to the IPython Console (but perhaps it shouldn't?), in this case /foo does not appear because it...

> The file meticulously configures the project environment by setting the bash environment to point to the right versions of all the tool dependencies. Often times, this is done via...

I find it hard to understand why `>=8.0.0 For instance, consider the default compiler range gcc >=4.8, which might test your library with too many versions of GCC. You could...

> The rationale for talking about ">=8.0.0 =7 =8.0.0

Unfortunately there is no way to ignore those calls. The semantic of `MOCK_EXPECT` is exactly that: "Expect that this is called". If anything else is called that is not (explicitly)...

I don't think that would be easy enough to implement to be worth the work because expectations are stored in instances of the class. You can have a method `set_defaults(MyObjectMock&...

I guess different people will have different opinions on the "clear" part: ``` // Common MOCK_EXPECT(processMock.a()).returns(2); MOCK_EXPECT(processMock.b()).returns(3); MOCK_EXPECT(processMock.c()).returns(4); // Important MOCK_EXPECT(processMock.d()).once().returns(42); ``` Having this with some variations in each test...

Coming back to this > The list of extensions is built (tuples of name/version), put in a list, joined to a string and then split again into a list. It...

I think this is fully adressed with #4690?