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General tool for setting up configuration options per namespaces. Supports reading and writing configs generally from and into config files.

We use nose to run all the unit tests and tox to test multiple python versions. To run the whole suite just run:

tox

tox will pass arguments after -- to nosetests. To run with test coverage calculation, run tox like this:

tox -- --with-coverage --cover-html --cover-package=configman

If you want to run a specific test in a testcase class, though, you might consider just using nosetests:

nosetests configman.tests.test_config_manager:TestCase.test_write_flat

Because our .travis.yml has all the necessary information to automatically make a release, all you need to do is to push a tag. Most likely you will only want to do this after you have edited the configman/version.txt file. Suppose you make some changes:

git add configman/configman.py
git commit -m "fixed something"

You might want to push that to your fork and make a pull request. Then, to update the version and make a release, first do this:

vim configman/version.txt
git add configman/version.txt
git commit -m "bump to version x.y.z"
git push origin master

And the tag:

git tag x.y.z
git push origin --tags

After that travis, upon a successful build will automatically make a new tarball and wheel and upload it to PyPI