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> Yamale’s tox.ini, for example, depends upon two different versions of Python, 3.6 and 3.8. What? It seems to me that this awful design choice is root of the
by SeanLuke 6y ago
> Yamale’s tox.ini, for example, depends upon two different versions of Python, 3.6 and 3.8.
What?
It seems to me that this awful design choice is root of the problem, and not MacOS at all.
- jimminy 6y agoTox is designed for environment isolation, and primarily for testing against multiple release targets. It's not an awful choice, when it's exactly what you want to do. The dependency is that tox will run the tests against a Python 3.6 target environment and a Python 3.8 target environment. The dual requirement is asking for test assurance that Yamale will work with 3.6 or 3.8.
- saila 6y agoThis just means that tox is configured to run the project's test suite against those two Python versions.
- SeanLuke 6y agoAh, then move along.