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For the Debian package, I received a bug report Debian#1018675, that yt depends on the nose test framework. Nose is dead and unmaintained since several years, and in Debian we would like to remove nose at some point.
Would it be possible to migrate to pytest (what I would prefer), or to nose2 or so?
Version Information
Operating System: Debian bookworm (upcoming)
Python Version: 3.10
yt version: 4.0.5
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Hi @olebole, this has been on our radar for quite some time and we are well aware that nose is unmaintained.
Migration to pytest is absolutely our plan in the long run, but it’s bound to be a large effort for us since many of our tests are yield-based, and cannot be run with pytest as they exist now.
However I wasn’t personally aware of the existence of nose2. I will look it up to see if it can be switched to in a transparent manner.
It looks like nose2 isn't a drop-in replacement for nose as I hoped, so if even switching to that isn't trivial, I don't think it's worth doing, and our energy is better spent on migrating to pytest directly.
It's a substantial effort and we're currently relying only on volunteer work to perform this migration, so I don't know when we can expect completion, but probably not in the immediate future, and it seems definitely out of reach for existing and upcoming yt releases, I'm sorry about that
Bug report
For the Debian package, I received a bug report Debian#1018675, that yt depends on the nose test framework. Nose is dead and unmaintained since several years, and in Debian we would like to remove nose at some point.
Would it be possible to migrate to pytest (what I would prefer), or to nose2 or so?
Version Information
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: