nose-progressive
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erikrose
A nosetests plugin with a progress bar and an emphasis on showing what's important
option to change the color of the failed test name. I use a black background terminal, and find that the bold white doesn't stand out enough from normal text.
It's great that you are shipping a license now, but you forgot to add it to MANIFEST.in so that it's actually included in tarballs :-)
In the spirit of red-green-refactor, I'd like to get a clear visual indicator that there's been a failure. It would be good if the entire progress bar could change red...
progressive can only run test sequentially, it seems. --processes=8--with-progressive 50 tests [...] in 53.6s --processes=8 [...] 50 tests in 13.544s I am using nose 1.1.2 and nose-progressive 0.7, tests are...
I would love to use nose-progressive to format tracebacks in a way that MS Visual Studio understands to allow jumping directly to the right line in the source file. My...
I get tired of remembering to use `--with-progress`, and the fact that I want to use the progressive runner is based on my user preferences (and possibly my OS), so...
This might be the same as #52. Rob Hudson ran across an encode error: ``` ERROR: mkt.search.tests.test_filters:TestFlaggedUsersPremiumApps.test_no_premium_on_android_flagged vim +133 /Users/rob/.virtualenvs/zamboni/lib/python2.6/site-packages/nose/case.py # run self.runTest(result) vim +151 /Users/rob/.virtualenvs/zamboni/lib/python2.6/site-packages/nose/case.py # runTest test(result) vim...
I often appreciate that nose-progressive is showing me the test name, however when testing even modestly sized numpy arrays using test generators i have to go back to using regular...
If the TERM environment variable is "xterm", then the progress bar is "ugly". Instead of using full blocks with the configured colors, it uses white full blocks for the progress...
Let's get rid of the commas in things like `noseprogressive.tests.test_integration:test_slowly(1,)` and perhaps make the exception trapping tighter as well.