Benoît Bryon

I suggest using [nose](http://readthedocs.org/docs/nose/en/latest/index.html)

To illustrate nose usage, I created a [testrunner-with-buildout branch](https://github.com/benoitbryon/fileconveyor/tree/testrunner-with-buildout). It introduces a sample buildout configuration to - run tests with nose - analyze code with pylint Full recipe to configure...

A note about my last comment: my intention is not to force you to use buildout. It is to show that we can use third-party tools to run tests. The...

Agreed for the .pyc files.

About nose and dependencies In the proposal, Nose is not really a dependency: Nose is a tool to discover tests, run them and improve feedback. The tests remain standard! One...

Is the buildout error a bug with distribute on OSX? https://bitbucket.org/tarek/distribute/issue/113/distribute-fails-on-fresh-osx-106-system

Yes, you can write some testsuite.py. Buildout or not buildout was not the point here. I tried to give you some shortcuts to experiment nose. I'm sorry it fails currently....

Additional notes... The layout of django-storages included in fileconveyors looks like the one at http://code.welldev.org/django-storages/src/b1bd0ff0ce55, which is just before version 1.0. Versions 1.0 and above of django-storages are available on...

Maybe a solution would be to make editors use "contextual indentation" (2 spaces in general case, 3 within toctree context, 2 then 4 within Python code-blocks, 2 then 2 within...

4 spaces indentation is not a solution for all cases... As examples: ``` rst Bullet lists use 2 spaces indentation: * a first list item. * a list item which...