PyDev 5.1.2 is now out. The major change is in the pytest integration.
For those that don't know about it, pytest (http://pytest.org) is a Python test framework which requires less scaffolding to make tests (you don't need a hierarchy such as in PyUnit, just test methods in a module and asserts for checks suffice, it takes care of providing a reasonable error message -- also, it has an interesting fixture concept which allows structuring the test environment in a way more natural then through an inheritance hierarchy with unittest.TestCase.setUp/tearDown).
If you want to use pytest, in PyDev, the runner in the preferences > PyDev > PyUnit has to be set as pytest.
It's interesting to note that PyDev makes it trivial to just run a single test: you can select the test by using the method navigation (Ctrl+Shift+Up and Ctrl+Shift+Down) and press Ctrl+F9: this will open the outline for selecting which tests to run with only that test selected by default, then you can press Enter to run the test (or Shift+Enter to debug it) -- note that this works with the regular unittest too, not only with pytest.
Great work Fabio! I appreciate the effort on which so many depend upon!
ReplyDeleteI updated pydev to 5.1.2 on eclipse luna. Now my pydev debugger won't show variables in the or breakpoints in the debug perspective. Any idea on how to get them back? I have a slightly different install, since I use ArcGIS/arcpy, with a python interpreter installed from an ArcGIS location. Have any ideas I can try? Great job with pydev though, I use it daily. Thanks ahead of time - Chris.
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