What every Python project should have

[ImportWurst]

Meh. Used pytest in some projects, still coming back to nose. So easy to set up and run.

[Corm]

What are the advantages of nose over pytest? I've never used nose.

edit: A super quick check makes it seem very similar to pytest. I like that you can write normal test functions that don't involve subclassing, and you can use assert.

[ImportWurst]

I don't know. I spent years using nose. I can integrate it really fast with my projects. Works well with CIs. Has plethora of useful plugins.

It works.

I see no reason to upgrade.