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cases cases running python tests on travis s osx workers posted 20 3 2016 21 44 tags osx python tests travis i and my colleages are running tests mostly on linux since our packages usually are clean python implementation however for mirakuru which we use to govern processes in tests and by extension pytest dbfixtures which has predefined process fixtures for pytest we wanted to run tests also on osx travis ci for a long time had option to configure osx workers and linux however python builds on osx are kind of broken by default travis ci has a long standing bug report for this issue which will get 2 years old in this may apparently just setting python as a language and osx among the system to test on won t work for apple s operating system read more comments creating a timestamp in python difference between calendar timegm and time mktime posted 25 11 2015 20 18 tags calendar performance python time if think most of python programmers realise that there are two ways of getting timestamp with only the help of stdlib libraries it s time mktime and weirdly placed calendar timegm there are two things people are probably not aware first one can be attributed due to the fact that their docs are not being read properly or more often skipped is that time mktime function treats timetuple as if it were representing date and time in machine local time this means even if you extract timetuple from your datetime object using utctimetuple method resulting timestamp will still be a given date in your system local time zone might not be a problem at all on production but will be a much bigger issue on your machine when you pull some data to analyse calendar timegm on the other hand treats all input data as if it were passed in utc speaking of which none of those two functions accepts a parameter that would tell which timezone the timetuple is in the only difference is that time mktime returns a float and calendar timegm returns an integer second things timegm function is faster than mktime see the short benchmarks below read more comments measuring test coverage of py test plugins posted 16 11 2014 16 54 tags coverage pytest python measuring your code s test coverage is important though not definitive metric to tell that your code is well tested but to measure coverage properly tests have to be properly initialized as well and today i asked myself a question how do i measure properly test coverage of py test plugins read more comments pytest dbfixtures now works with python 3 posted 08 11 2014 19 16 tags dbfixtures pytest python few days ago we ve released a python3 compatible version of pytest dbfixtures a pytest plugin with fixtures and factories that can start fresh mysql postgresql elasticsearch redis rabbitmq and mongodb processes for your tests and clean their data afterwards it also provides factories for fixtures if you d need more processes of one kind or with different settings unfortunately if you ve been using rabbitmq and or mysql related fixtures please check your tests carefuly as these fixtures got most backward incompatible changes read more comments pyramid_fullauth 0 4 python3 and few fixes posted 02 11 2014 19 46 tags authentication fullauth pyramid python i ve just released version 0 4 of my pyramid extension pyramid_fullauth it s goal is to allow to add authentication abilities both password and social based authentication to pyramid based apps by the means of configuration mostly this version comes with limited python3 compatibility and two bugfixes read more comments commit a day will scratch your itch away posted 04 9 2014 23 03 tags community open source python at august s wroc py meeting i had a brief discussion with tomek wójcik about envelopes s state and those long opened issues at his issue tracker while thinking about what tomek said i remembered reading jeff knupp s post about whizbang project a highly motivational post about willingness to do something and it got me thinking what makes project tick why does django twisted celery have grown so big read more comments my first bump with pypy posted 21 8 2014 22 34 tags pypy python just until two weeks ago i was only reading about pypy my though about it was somewhat simple that s the interpreter that speeds up python code i expected that some changes to python code that s supposed to run in pypy will be required but i thought it will be easy to spot i haven t been more wrong read more comments reminder to use pool_recycle for sqlalchemy s connection to mysql posted 19 8 2014 22 02 tags mysql sqlalchemy this post is a reminder to myself and maybe other that will stumble upon mysql server has gone away error with sqlalchemy recently we had problem again with mysql and sqlalchemy application that it lost connection resulting in this error while a colleague of mine started panicking i ve started to remind myself how did we solved it last time well the answer is simple we used pool_recycle because mysql closes itself stale connections i don t think this problem occurs with postgresql at least i haven t seen it anywhere with postgresql but for mysql it s certainly worth trying first pool_recycle option and tuning pooling in general before franticly browsing internet for possible cause of this broad error comments mirakuru 0 2 released posted 16 8 2014 21 21 tags mirakuru python testing last thursday we released new minor version of mirakuru mirakuru is a helpful tools that lets add superpowers to your tests or maybe other scripts that need other processes to run changes introduced to mirakuru 0 2 are context managers for both starting and stopping ability to detect if resources required by executors tcp or http aren t already used and a fix for killing executors started with their own shell read more comments mirakuru your tests little helper posted 03 7 2014 20 19 tags mirakuru python testing just yesterday we released first version of mirakuru mirakuru is a helpful tools that lets add superpowers to your tests or maybe other scripts that need other processes to run with few lines of code mirakuru guarantees that when running your script will start it s own database instance or the webserver you ve just wrote and need to test it by sending real requests to it automatically read more comments older posts cases also available in polski ten utwór autorstwa grzegorz śliwiński jest dostępny na licencji creative commons uznanie autorstwa 3 0 unported homepage active archives tags contents 2025 grzegorz śliwiński powered by nikola