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Per exercism/exercism#5791 and other comments and discussions, it has become clear that students could use some additional detail/help with setting up PyTest locally and running tests from their particular IDEs. It might also be nice to give students links to plugins or default config files to ease their setup for a given editor.
This would be for Python 3.8 and above only, and would entail changing/revising:
Additionally, we should have tips on how things change inside a venv/conda env, how they might work inside docker, and how those methods differ from having PyTest installed globally (which is what the instructions assume at the moment). An example of some of this information given for Spyder 4.1.5 is in the comments of issue linked at the top.
Per exercism/exercism#5791 and other comments and discussions, it has become clear that students could use some additional detail/help with setting up PyTest locally and running tests from their particular IDEs. It might also be nice to give students links to plugins or default config files to ease their setup for a given editor.
This would be for Python
3.8and above only, and would entail changing/revising:We can't cover all OS and IDE combinations, but we should cover the major ones if we can. In particular:
Additionally, we should have tips on how things change inside a
venv/conda env, how they might work insidedocker, and how those methods differ from havingPyTestinstalled globally (which is what the instructions assume at the moment). An example of some of this information given forSpyder 4.1.5is in the comments of issue linked at the top.