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Running Django Tests with a Precommit Hook

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It looks like Mercurial's way of importing modules is clashing with Django's somehow.

Before trying to dive in and sort that out, is there any reason to not just run the tests with the normal command?

[hooks]
precommit.runtests = python manage.py test

Steve Losh 2009-12-14 19:06:42

will it return status 1 when the tests fail?

Jiaaro 2009-12-14 19:14:24

answer: yes it does! :) thanks

Jiaaro 2009-12-14 19:26:35

Actually it will return the number of tests that failed as the return code -- ex: 3 failed tests -> return code == 3, all tests passed -> return code 0. So yeah, it will work as a hook.

Steve Losh 2009-12-14 19:41:47

or just disable demandimport globally (in hg), or find the offending module and blacklist it.

tonfa 2009-12-14 22:11:03

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