Seems like a silly question but I’ve been unable to figure it out…
I’d like to use eclipse/pyunit to run all my tests. I’ve configured the test runner to be the nose test runner.
Now I’d like for pyunit to use nose
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Seems like a silly question but I’ve been unable to figure it out…
I’d like to use eclipse/pyunit to run all my tests. I’ve configured the test runner to be the nose test runner.
Now I’d like for pyunit to use nose
You can right-click a folder/file and choose Run as > Python unittest or if you have the file open in an editor, you can use ‘Ctrl+F9’ to run the tests (and even filter to select the test(s) you want to run).
Note: for this to work with nose you have to select the nose test runner in the preferences (window > preferences > pydev > pyunit) — and the same is true if you’re using the py.test runner (but note that if you’re using regular unittest tests, the default runner should work fine).