tests: do not depend on CPython's 'test' package - #51
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test_compat.py imported 'test.support' only to locate the 'cfgparser.1'
data file shipped with CPython's own test suite. That package is not
installed on many systems (it is packaged separately, e.g. python3-test
on Fedora/CentOS), so the whole module failed to import:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'test'
and 'python3 -m pytest' aborted during collection. Create the needed
file in a temporary directory instead, and drop python3-test from the
CI pre-test script.
Fixes: candlepin#28
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test_compat.py imported 'test.support' only to locate the 'cfgparser.1' data file shipped with CPython's own test suite. That package is not installed on many systems (it is packaged separately, e.g. python3-test on Fedora/CentOS), so the whole module failed to import:
and 'python3 -m pytest' aborted during collection. Create the needed file in a temporary directory instead, and drop python3-test from the CI pre-test script.
Fixes: #28