OpenStack Object Storage (swift)

How to run unit test?

Asked by Wu Wenxiang on 2013-08-05

In other modules, running unit test is very easy: run-test.sh will build a virtual environment.
However I could find run-test.sh in swift.

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For:: OpenStack Object Storage (swift) Edit question

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Solved by:: Kun Huang

Solved:: 2013-08-15

Last query:: 2013-08-15

Last reply:: 2013-08-06

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paul luse (paul-e-luse) said on 2013-08-05:

So I'm a newbie but spent the whole weekend running and debugging unit tests so might be able to help. This link http://docs.openstack.org/developer/swift/development_guidelines.html has directions on setting up tox and then this link (near the bottom) showing AIO setup talks about it as well (how to run functests, unittests, probetests).

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paul luse (paul-e-luse) said on 2013-08-05:

forgot to paste the 2nd link: http://docs.openstack.org/developer/swift/development_saio.html

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ZhiQiang Fan (aji-zqfan) said on 2013-08-05:

using tox instead(sudo pip install tox), you can specify the python interpret environment, for i.e. tox -e py27, or directly run tox which will try to check all unit test for py26,py27,py33,pep8

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