I think this is going to be a better way to name invoke tasks. The
previous naming where a verb was often first made it much harder for
anyone to figure out the name of a task that affects a certain thing
without always looking through the entire list.
For example, if someone is looking for a task that affects the web
server, it's much easier to find web-server-reload than
reload-web-server.
The changes were:
- check-code-style -> code-style-check
- reload-web-server -> web-server-reload
- renew-tls-certificate -> tls-certificate-renew
- type-checking -> type-check
- update-pip-requirements -> pip-requirements-update
This is simpler than needing to know that --html-validation is the flag
to use to make sure that all tests are run, and can stay constant even
if we add other types of excluded-by-default tests in the future.
This uses pytest's "markers" system to add markers to two special types
of tests:
* webtest - ones that use the WebTest library and are testing the actual
HTTP app, instead of executing code/functions directly
* html_validation - ones that are generating HTML output (via webtest)
and running it through the Nu HTML Checker to validate it.
The "webtest" marker is added automatically by checking whether a test
uses either of the webtest fixtures, and the html_validation one is
currently added manually to the only module that has those tests. In the
future, we could probably put HTML validation tests in their own folder
and mark them automatically based on the module's path or something
similar.
This also changes the default arguments for pytest to exclude these two
marked types of tests, and updates the git hooks so that webtests are
run pre-commit (but not HTML validation), and all tests are run
pre-push. Similar to the way we use prospector, this makes it so that
the very slow tests are only run before pushing.
There are some new capabilities in mypy 0.730, including nicer output
formatting, which this enables. I'd also like to be able to use the
specific error-code ignoring instead of the current all-encompassing
"type: ignore" comments, but there's currently an issue with that:
https://github.com/python/mypy/issues/7562
Pylama is no longer maintained, and has been gradually getting slower
and slower, as well as being incompatible with Python 3.7 and newer
versions of astroid and pylint. This replaces it with Prospector, which
is being maintained by the same group as pylint and some other code
quality tools.
