I am a maintainer of Python packages in openSUSE, and I am on my crusade of eliminating nose1 from our distribution. When I look at its repository on https://github.com/nose-devs/nose, the last release 1.3.7 was on 2 Jun 2015, and even the last commit on the master branch was on 4 Mar 2016. Moreover, nose is not compatible with Python >= 3.9.
So, it was with horror I was looking at testing.rst and see this:
The best way to get these tests going (particularly if you're not sure what to use) is Nose.
Please, do not recommend this wreck. python3 -munittest discover -v works usually just fine, and if you have to use alternative test runner, then please recommend pytest.
I am a maintainer of Python packages in openSUSE, and I am on my crusade of eliminating nose1 from our distribution. When I look at its repository on https://github.com/nose-devs/nose, the last release 1.3.7 was on 2 Jun 2015, and even the last commit on the master branch was on 4 Mar 2016. Moreover, nose is not compatible with Python >= 3.9.
So, it was with horror I was looking at testing.rst and see this:
Please, do not recommend this wreck.
python3 -munittest discover -vworks usually just fine, and if you have to use alternative test runner, then please recommendpytest.