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Yes absolutely! :) That was also my intention a while ago, see #1024 that was never finished (this was pre-pytest even). Just need to make sure that tests/unit is packaged along with it, as that's how some package maintainers test it (e.g. for rpm/deb distros), but probably not tests/functional as that has a lot more system dependencies. However there's some quirks with pytest that might make a src/gitlab layout a good idea, but I see now there's also an import fix for that, see https://docs.pytest.org/en/6.2.x/goodpractices.html?highlight=directory#choosing-a-test-layout-import-rules |
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The tools/ directory is now named tests/ and the functional tests are now there. [1] Next step (at some point) will be to move the gitlab/tests/ directory to tests/unit/ [1] Commit: #1469 |
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To me it would make sense to rename the tools/ directory to tests/.
At the moment there only appear to be the functional tests underneath the tools/ directory.
And then after that we could create: tests/unit/ in addition to tests/functional/. Idea being to move gitlab/tests/ to tests/unit/
Consolidate all the tests under the one directory tests/
Thoughts?