New release?

[icemac]

There have been some changes since the release of 1.3 in 2013. It would be nice to have a new release pushed to PyPI.

[pradyunsg]

I think I'll cut a 2.0 with the current state of the default branch this weekend. And, later trim a significant portion of this project's codebase and cut a 3.0 release.

If you're someone who is watching for a release of this project and it's gone past 10th July 2021, just @-mention me here -- I have likely had something more urgent to do than this. :)

[reubano]

@pradyunsg any updates?

[kloczek]

gentle ping 😃

[mtelka]

scripttest 1.3 anniversary just passed: It is exactly 10 years and 2 months since the last release. Let's celebrate!

[Deuchnord]

Hey!

Jumped in this repo some times ago and got frustrated to see it didn't have any new commit since 2021, and that the last release was from 2013. Since I didn't find any other good library, I took some time to create a new one to help testing command line scripts: Aurornis. I hope it will be as useful for you as it is for me :)

[mtelka]

Great, @Deuchnord. Now you should work with pip so they switch from scripttest to your project. :-)

[pfmoore]

From a quick look, there's a lot of features of scripttest that we use which are not in Aurornis, so that won't be happening any time soon...

[Deuchnord]

From a quick look, there's a lot of features of scripttest that we use which are not in Aurornis, so that won't be happening any time soon...

I won't deny, Aurornis is very tiny compared to scripttest, it currently only answers to small needs for end-to-end tests. I would be very pleased to discuss about the features needed for more exigent tests to enhance it (even if PIP doesn't plan to use Aurornis, I see it as an opportunity to make it better) 😄