The key is the Compressing dependency matrix. This technique results compact, and non-redundant solution:
[tox]
envlist = py37-{foo,bar,baz}
[testenv]
setenv =
MY_VAR=COMMON
foo: MY_VAR=FOO
bar: MY_VAR=BAR
commands =
env
I want to run my test with different values of environment variables. I have this tox.ini, which doesn't do what I want:
# tox.ini
[tox]
envlist = py37-{foo,bar}
[testenv]
description = Tests common
setenv =
MY_VAR=COMMON
commands =
env
[testenv:foo]
description = Tests foo
setenv =
MY_VAR=FOO
[testenv:bar]
description = Tests bar
setenv =
MY_VAR=BAR
Above ini produced the following output:
$ tox
GLOB sdist-make:
***
py37-foo run-test: commands[0] | env
***
MY_VAR=COMMON <<<--- MY_VAR=foo is expected
***
py37-bar run-test: commands[0] | env
***
MY_VAR=COMMON <<<--- MY_VAR=bar is expected
Whats wrong?
I use:
The key is the Compressing dependency matrix. This technique results compact, and non-redundant solution:
[tox]
envlist = py37-{foo,bar,baz}
[testenv]
setenv =
MY_VAR=COMMON
foo: MY_VAR=FOO
bar: MY_VAR=BAR
commands =
env