Tibor Arpas

Author of pytest-testmon. Founder of

[Tibor Arpas @tibor_a]

@m2jr Would friendly view/suggest/diff/approve/comment functionality for the Markdown files in git work for you? Google Docs/Notion UI/UX backed directly by GitHub and GitHub PRs, to keep non-technical and technical people sync.

[EuroPython @europython]

Check out Arthur Pastel's talk at #EuroPython2023, in their words: We'll cover the basics of Rust and demonstrate how to create a Rust module that can be imported and used within Python 🐍

https://t.co/bIpbmlHasa

[testmon.org @1testmon]

We have put together a short tip which I think every user of GitHub Actions and Python should know about. https://t.co/QGPUmS8YGM

[Rodney Brooks @rodneyabrooks]

Lots of people have been asking for my thoughts on Generative Pre-trained Transformer (GPT) models. I have now written them down. https://t.co/zUcHB5hJPC

[Juraj Karpis @JurajKarpis]

Bad Money, 2015

[Tibor Arpas @tibor_a]

@codewithanthony Well, the new workflow actually does have a little bit of complex feel to it :). https://t.co/nVcjjLTsjh

[John Cochrane @JohnHCochrane]

The Grumpy Economist: Silicon Valley Bank Blinders https://t.co/jDsJBEp7sB

[Tibor Arpas @tibor_a]

@jaredchung @brianokken @TalkPython @mkennedy @testpodcast Brian means coverage contexts https://t.co/M5PB5RfzNd

[Tibor Arpas @tibor_a]

I've been fortunate to talk about testmon on the most relevant podcast possible. Thanks Brian! :)

[Tibor Arpas @tibor_a]

@joegaudet Not sure about contexts. But I'm pretty sure insted of unittest you should use pytest which gives you the option to use pytest-bdd, besides other advantages.

[Tibor Arpas @tibor_a]

How should we deal with long running test suites? https://t.co/DpqQmydYr0 https://t.co/Ni15kl26lM approved answer :). #python #pytest #testing

[Tibor Arpas @tibor_a]

Cool. Instagram is working on (safe and incremental) reloading of modules to cut down on server and unit tests startup time. #python #testing

[Instagram Eng @instagrameng]

Python at Scale: Strict Modules by @carljm https://t.co/pzbgDmOiQD

[Tibor Arpas @tibor_a]

The reality of automated testing is often hard and messy, but it is a great and beautiful concept. I'm looking forward to what the future will bring :).

[Tibor Arpas @tibor_a]

If you have a big Python test suite you should be following https://t.co/tycS8wLAmB Thoughtful and practical articles.

[Anthony Sottile @codewithanthony]

will polish and publish soon! (for #pytest assertions)

>>> pat = RegexEqual('^foo')
>>> pat == 'fork'
False
>>> pat
RegexEqual(...)
# pattern = regex.Regex('^foo', flags=regex.V0)
# regex failed to match at:
#> fork
#> ^

[Tibor Arpas @tibor_a]

Clear thoughts about CI/trunk based development: https://t.co/lG3xz6SEwB I especially liked https://t.co/zNdTULuptQ . It essentially argues doing pair programming and committing to master is superior to branching and code reviews.

[Tibor Arpas @tibor_a]

If you are like me and never had time to check out what Anaconda is about, I recommend this (9 monhts old) episode . It's actually cooler than I would expect. https://t.co/r6rqAIPtie

[Tibor Arpas @tibor_a]

My colleague reported that but I think the issue he mentions is a duplicate and goes quite far analyzing it and even offering workaround https://t.co/PTh9vnl4tt Did you see, it? Does it seem correct to you?

[Bruno Oliveira @nicoddemus]

Unfortunately @PyCharm 2019 has problems running #pytest's own test suite, so I'm stuck on 2018 for now. 😰

https://t.co/IdpmxNLZM0

Please help to bring awareness to the issue by voting on it if you can. 🙏

(This is only for pytest's own suite, running pytest tests works fine)

[Tibor Arpas @tibor_a]

CI is usually not the practice "of merging all developers' working copies to a shared mainline several times a day." but "in which frequent, isolated changes are immediately tested and reported on when they are added to a larger code base" Maybe a new term would be helpful.