Hey folks,
I've tagged fedora-messaging v1.1.0[0]. It's available in PyPI, Rawhide, and will be coming to Fedora 29's updates-testing repository soon, along with the infra repositories for Fedora 28 and EPEL 7.
It's a small feature release that adds a testing module to make writing unit tests easier along with some initial work to make recording and republishing messages (for integration tests and such) easy.
[0] https://github.com/fedora-infra/fedora-messaging/releases/tag/v1.1.0
On 15/11/18 21:31, Jeremy Cline wrote:
Hey folks,
I've tagged fedora-messaging v1.1.0[0]. It's available in PyPI, Rawhide, and will be coming to Fedora 29's updates-testing repository soon, along with the infra repositories for Fedora 28 and EPEL 7.
It's a small feature release that adds a testing module to make writing unit tests easier along with some initial work to make recording and republishing messages (for integration tests and such) easy.
So you did this already, nice work. :-)
[0] https://github.com/fedora-infra/fedora-messaging/releases/tag/v1.1.0
On 11/16/18 3:13 AM, Michal Konecny wrote:
On 15/11/18 21:31, Jeremy Cline wrote:
Hey folks,
I've tagged fedora-messaging v1.1.0[0]. It's available in PyPI, Rawhide, and will be coming to Fedora 29's updates-testing repository soon, along with the infra repositories for Fedora 28 and EPEL 7.
It's a small feature release that adds a testing module to make writing unit tests easier along with some initial work to make recording and republishing messages (for integration tests and such) easy.
So you did this already, nice work. :-)
It provides the building blocks for easier testing, but there's plenty of work to be done. The work for a CLI to record and replay messages isn't merged yet, nor is there a VCR-like API to record and replay for tests. There's a format for the recordings and APIs to write and read them, which can be used to build the aforementioned features.
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