Timo Furrer
Timo Furrer
where is this patch coming from? From the openSUSE packaging? what happens without this patch applied? The question still remains: why is it running on my/your local machine, on travis...
> It might work if waiting is larger. What do you think about making that `waiting` value configurable on a per workspace basis?
I think this only makes sense if there is a big advantage over `pytest`, `nose`, `unittest` and other existing test runners. Any more details on your idea?
I totally agree. Let's keep the issue open though - I'll label it accordingly.
@gabrielfalcao We should define a set of _cool decorators_ to implement. As well as we might want to be leave this as extensions once #31 is fully implemented. What do...
Thanks for the report! Always happy about good descriptions in issues :+1: > Is there any way to get sure and ipdb playing more nicely together? On top of my...
@gabrielfalcao what do you think about this?
**Notes:** The `context.list_members()` can be done with `context.keys()` since the `VariablesBag` is inheriting from `dict`. However, to have stable tests you have to sort the keys first: ``` python sorted(context.keys()).should.equal(["some_cool_variable",...
I really like does ideas, too. Was one of you @fatuhoku @gabrielfalcao ever working on it? In that sense of a branch or something were development could continue and eventually...
Sounds pretty cool. I haven't used this feature either - I didn't know about it. Yeah, the _in(...)_-syntax would be awesome - unfortunate. However, the `should.eventually.equal\* is pretty cool, too....