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@daveta daveta commented May 1, 2019

From the README:

DJANGO-specific tests

Django generates code to create projects (django-admin startproject) and apps. For testing, we test the generated code. The tests are bare-bones to be compatible across different versions of django.

  • This project contains a script to execute tests against currently supported version(s) of python and django.
  • Assume latest version of Application Insights.
  • Relies on virtualenv to run all tests.
  • Uses django commands to generate new project and execute django tests.
  • To run, first cd django_tests and then bash .\all_tests.sh (ie, in Powershell) to run all permutations.
File Description
all_tests.sh Runs our current test matrix of python/django versions. Current matrix is python (3.6) and django (2.2).
README.md This file.
run_test.sh Runs specific python/django version to create project, copy replacement files and runs tests.
template.html Template file
tests.py Django tests.
urls.py url paths called by tests
views.py paths that are called

@axelsrz axelsrz merged commit f462db6 into microsoft:master May 2, 2019
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