Anders Hovmöller
Anders Hovmöller
Ah, so the output of the test run, gotcha. Yea in that case it has to be an environment variable I think because it's multi line.
Interesting. I find it a bit weird that you'd end up in that state due to a syntax error in the source code, but let's leave that aside as you...
I think that needs to be fixed too, but if we just handle this you'll still not be able to get this to work.
Looks like you're on unix. The correct separator for paths is `:` in unix.
Hmm. yea ok. I guess the split should include both `/` and `\` on windows, but only `\` on unix? Ugh.
@DanJBower yea, this issue is saying that paths-to-mutate doesn't work for multiple paths.
I agree 100%. I started on trying this but never finished. Don't remember why. If we fix this it will enable parallel execution too which would be pretty great! (Especially...
I've looked a bit at this, but it's suuuuuuuper hairy. I don't think it's a good idea. Looking again at import hooks and forced module reloading seems more worthwhile to...
I should have commented more here. No the reloading of modules absolutely does not work. It MIGHT work, but that's the same as saying it doesn't work because it can't...
Hmm... Sounds like it isn't finding python. If you change the runner command to the absolute path to the python in the venv, does it work?