>> <rhettinger at users.sourceforge.net> wrote: >> Modified Files: >> test_compiler.py test_decimal.py >> Log Message: >> Change the strategy for coping with time intensive tests from >> "all or none" to "all or some". >> >> This provides much greater test coverage without eating much time. >> It also makes it more likely that routine regression testing will >> unearth bugs. [Jeremy Hylton] > If the time is really a problem, I'd rather select a certain set of > files to test all the times. I'm interested in making sure the > compiler is run against the widest possible range of language > constructs, which plain old random testing isn't likely to do. > > I'd prefer, even, an option to enable random sampling for these tests. > When I'm testing the compiler package, I really want to run the > entire test, not a small part of it. If you enable the compiler resource, the entire test is still run. Nothing changed there. What changed is what happens if you don't enable that resource: before, test_compiler was skipped entirely; after, test_compiler tries a small, random subset of files.
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