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Use tox for bashate testing
Create a tox.ini file to install bashate into a virtualenv for running
tests. It can be run with a command such as "tox -v -ebashate". The find
command being used is equivalent to the default list of files discovered
by bashate plus the exclusion of the .tox/ directory. Also add the .tox/
directory to the .gitignore file.
Change-Id: I94cab4e4a9118d62edfce29ead1f1e2a5f48e529
K Jonathan Harker authored on 2014/08/21 04:49:32Showing 2 changed files
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+[tox] |
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+minversion = 1.6 |
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+skipsdist = True |
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+envlist = bashate |
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+[testenv] |
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+usedevelop = False |
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+install_command = pip install {opts} {packages}
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+[testenv:bashate] |
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+deps = bashate |
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+whitelist_externals = bash |
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+commands = bash -c "find {toxinidir} -not -wholename \*.tox/\* -and \( -name \*.sh -or -name \*rc -or -name functions\* -or \( -wholename lib/\* -and -not -name \*.md \) \) -print0 | xargs -0 bashate -v"
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