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[07:08] <ironfroggy> are there any better ways to view error tracebacks from py.test?

[07:09] <sanxiyn> Moreinfo

[07:10] <sanxiyn> (Or, try options in py.test --help?)

[07:12] <ironfroggy> i have, but its hard to tell exactly where the error in my own code was. most of the output reports on lines from py.test code.

[07:12] <sanxiyn> Hm. Traceback is from *inside* py.test?

[07:12] <sanxiyn> That sounds bad.

[07:13] <ironfroggy> sanxiyn: no, its not an error in py.test, its just reporting all the points in py.test's code through which the exceptions raised by my code passed.

[07:13] <ironfroggy> and then there is this i am getting:

[07:13] <ironfroggy> del Test

[07:13] <ironfroggy> SyntaxError: invalid syntax

[07:13] <ironfroggy> [None:1]

[07:15] <sanxiyn> ironfroggy: That still sounds bad. py.test shouldn't do that...

[07:15] <ironfroggy> brb

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[08:57] <ironfroggy> is anyone still in here?

[08:58] Action: sanxiyn back

[09:07] <ironfroggy> im just trying to get normal traceback-style output from my errors with py.test, how can i accomplish this?

[09:08] <sanxiyn> Dunno

[09:10] <ironfroggy> i went and rewrote my tests to use py.test, because I was looking for a way to process multiple test modules at once, but i can't work with the way py.test displays the errors, i dont understand why it does it differently at all.

[09:10] <sanxiyn> Try py.test --nomagic?

[09:11] <ironfroggy> doesn't affect the output.

[09:11] <sanxiyn> Why do you not like py.test's error reporting?

[09:11] <ironfroggy> at least not how it is formatted.

[09:11] <sanxiyn> ironfroggy: Can I get code and test to see myself?

[09:11] <ironfroggy> because it is too difficult to see just where the error is. because im used to working with python tracebacks, and thats all it is, so why format it differently anyway?

[09:12] <ironfroggy> sanxiyn: you can see it with any tests using py.test

[09:12] <sanxiyn> ironfroggy: Huh?

[09:13] <ironfroggy> "huh" on which message?

[09:13] <sanxiyn> py.test doesn't show traceback inside py.test for me.

[09:14] <ironfroggy> reguardless of if it does or not, i dont like the style of the error reporting itself, anyway.

[09:14] <sanxiyn> For error reporting, I think py.test's output is much more helpful than vanila Python traceback, but you may disagree.

[09:14] <ironfroggy> i do disagre.

[09:14] <ironfroggy> all i need to see is the files and line numbers.

[09:14] <ironfroggy> although i do like the option of printing local variables.

[09:16] <sanxiyn> ironfroggy: Post to py-dev :-)

[09:18] <ironfroggy> i just need to be able to stop thinking about what test framework im going to use so i can focus again on my actual code.

[09:18] <sanxiyn> ironfroggy: Well, this channel is not exactly py.test channel.

[09:18] <sanxiyn> ironfroggy: If you don't like py.test, you don't need to use it, of course.

[09:19] <sanxiyn> Anyway, http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/py-dev :-)

[09:22] <ironfroggy> yes, but i needed a way to grab all of my different unittests and run them all from different directories, and since py.test does that right away, it seemed like a good choice.

[09:22] <ironfroggy> well.. i need to get going. got work in the morning.

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