Unit testing Python code using Pytest + GitHub Actions
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
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Testing your code is essential, especially when it going to be used by the public. Testing it locally however is not enough, and setting up a CI pipeline can help identify and fix errors you may have missed. Pytest and GitHub Actions allow you to do just that, which will save you from endless compaints from the people who broken your application in less than 5 minutes. Because of course they did.
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Simple and good, thanks!
Explained well. Thanks Bro 💕
Nice and neat. Thanks a lot!
That was a great explanation. I can see that this a private repo. Could you please share the source code in a public repo.Thanks..!!
thx
User: This app doesn work !
Coder: "It works on my computer"
Beautiful terminal interface. Is that ohmyzsh? Do you have a video on how you setup your shell?
Funnily enough, I do! czcams.com/video/4RuGK3w6Mbs/video.htmlsi=bBqQtha_PiDiU7M_
How did you decide which Python versions to include in your testing?
The ones I used here were the ones officially supported by Python at the time. 3.7 has since reached end of life, so you perhaps don't need to support that anymore, but you'd just include any versions here you support in your project.
short and to the point. I can see why Jenkins and other ci tools will likely go extinct.
what happens if you fail? does it prevent you from pushing
Only if you set it as a pre-commit hook.
@@Carberra how to do that? lets say if i want to make sure that my python code is only pushed to the main/master branch if it passes the tests. Otherwise it shouldn't push.
how did you get that sourcery code metrics pop up at time 9:17
It's an extension, but I don't think the free version has that feature anymore.
@@Carberra can you tell me it's name? And by the way, your tutorial really saved a lot of my time. I used ChatGPT to make pytest and other yaml workflow and it really backfired. You are a savior!
CZcams didn't notify me of this -- glad I could help! The extension is called Sourcery as far as I remember, but I don't think I have it enabled anymore. Maybe the code quality stuff still works.
"promo sm"
User: This app doesn work !
Coder: "It works on my computer"