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Testing Python bindings #29

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fjarri opened this issue Dec 2, 2020 · 0 comments
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Testing Python bindings #29

fjarri opened this issue Dec 2, 2020 · 0 comments
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fjarri commented Dec 2, 2020

Python bindings can be tested in two ways:

  • from the Rust side (presumably)
  • from the Python side

Do we need only one of those? Both? How to call them from CI?

Testing from the Rust side will increase Rust code coverage. Testing from the Python side is closer to the user experience, but mostly we will be testing how well pyO3 works, since we don't write any Python code directly. Would be nice to test at least the Python example though.
@fjarri fjarri added tests Test suite Python Related to Python bindings CI Continuous integration labels Dec 2, 2020
@fjarri fjarri changed the title Tests for Python bindings Testing Python bindings Dec 2, 2020
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