Anders Hovmöller
Anders Hovmöller
Parallel execution is quite tricky and not starting a new interpreter is basically not possible. I have spent maaaaany hours trying to get that to work. It's just not reliable....
@DudeNr33 yea.. I've been a mac user for many many years, so I also don't like the idea of dropping macos support.
@iirekm Please don't dismiss the problems introduced by docker. And having two vastly different execution models is a big source of bugs, development time sinks and troubleshooting problems. It's better...
> Having 3 separate impls (one for lx, one for win, one for Mac) is even bigger risk of bugs Yea.. and that's why we only have one implementation. I'm...
(My statement above from 2 years ago is rather hyperbolic in hindsight I'm afraid. I discovered cases where hammett would fail in bad ways with the method that promised to...
You can run mutmut with the `-s` flag to see all the output. Maybe the hammett run ends up with zero tests?
Maybe the cache is doing this? You could try deleting `.mutmut_cache`
That's strange. And if you do `mutmut apply ` you get the mutant you expect on disk and the tests fails?
Nice use of asciinema! I wouldn't have thought of that :P Yea that looks pretty clear cut.
What do you mean by "execution code / execution traceback"? I think I like environment variables more because then they can be named in a nice way. But that's not...