The normal project layout, generated by the scaffolding for Pyramid projects, generates a project structure like this:
project/
package/
tests.py (or tests/*)
In conjunction with Jenkins, it turns out that nose’s plugin for Cobertura-style output fails to discover the test modules properly. Instead of saying
`$ nosetests --with-xcover`
one needs to also specify the configuration file:
`$ nosetests -c development.ini --with-xcover`
I am using zc.buildout together with a virtualenv to generate my Plone instances. It turns out that Zope requires the Python Profile be installed. However, under Debian, the relevant package, python-profiler has made it to non-free instead of main, due to the licensing of that package. As a result, you only discover that testing doesn’t work until Zope tries to import the profiler, and falls over.
In order to get things to run, you need to do the following:
# Add non-free to the set of repositories that you want to use. Eg.:
deb http://ftp.debian.org/debian stable main
would have to become
deb http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian stable main non-free
# Run apt-get update (obviously).
# Now you can apt-get install python-profiler, and you should be all set.
