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Configuration Files - Add an option to read them from command line parameter or an environment variable #174
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Original comment by holger krekel (BitBucket: hpk42, GitHub: hpk42): (Reply via hol...@merlinux.eu): Hi Shay, i agree this would be a very useful addition. Holger P.S.: also testing if bitbucket's issue-reply address routes my message to the issue ... |
Original comment by Shay Weiss (BitBucket: lost_dm, GitHub: lost_dm): (Reply via anot...@gmail.com): That is exactly what I intend on doing this very week ^_^ On Mon, Aug 6, 2012 at 10:30 AM, holger krekel |
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Neovim uses stdout for `msgpack` communication and the `subprocess` call for `virtualenv` was leaking that stream. Fix is to attach to a `subprocess.PIPE`.
Replace path.py with path
Originally reported by: Shay Weiss (BitBucket: lost_dm, GitHub: lost_dm)
Use case: I would like to be able to run a simple "py.test" discovery from the root of the trunk and not have the configuration files clutter the root.
I would expect to be able to either supply a different path to configuration files than that of the discovery via a command line argument:
"py.test path/to/testdir -c path/to/configurationfile"
Alternately, I would like to have an environment variable which will be checked prior to "path/to/testdir".
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