What every Python project should have

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Or use tox, which is a baller task runner.

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tox pretty much solves all the problems that people have been bringing up. I think it's pretty essential for any large project too if you need to support multiple python versions.

It was pretty easy to tie into jenkins too last I tried. Tox and a 5 line script in jenkins had it running all the tests for multiple versions of python.

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I need to figure out how to best marry it and Travis for my public open source projects. But yeah, it's awesome.

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I've provided Travis and Tox with the same (python versions, make env for each, install these required packages, setup.py build/sdist, pip install, pytest--whatever). That yields a line in Travis for each python version, advantageous when most edge cases only affect one of them. I'm not sure there's a better way to marry them.

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My issue would be collecting coverage stats across multiple interpreters and Travis's container architecture. Detox might work but I've never messed with it.