Best Python code snippet using tox_python
test_config.py
Source: test_config.py
...2030 config = newconfig(["-eALL"], inisource)2031 assert config.envlist == ["py36", "py35", "py27"]2032 config = newconfig(["-espam"], inisource)2033 assert config.envlist == ["spam"]2034 def test_env_selection_expanded_envlist(self, newconfig, monkeypatch):2035 inisource = """2036 [tox]2037 envlist = py{36,35,27}2038 [testenv:py36]2039 basepython=python3.62040 """2041 config = newconfig([], inisource)2042 assert config.envlist == ["py36", "py35", "py27"]2043 config = newconfig(["-eALL"], inisource)2044 assert config.envlist == ["py36", "py35", "py27"]2045 def test_py_venv(self, newconfig):2046 config = newconfig(["-epy"], "")2047 env = config.envconfigs["py"]2048 assert str(env.basepython) == sys.executable...
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