How to override ~/.noserc settings at command-line?
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Matt Wilson
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May 21, 2009, 10:46:14 AM5/21/09
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My ~/.noserc looks like this:
$ cat ~/.noserc
[nosetests]
# Run doctests as well.
with-doctest=1
# Be very verbose.
verbosity=3
# Quit after the first failed test.
stop=1
# Hide all the logs by default.
nologcapture=1
Is it possible to override the nologcapture setting from "do not
display" to "yes, do display" at the command line?
Kumar McMillan
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May 21, 2009, 11:45:31 AM5/21/09
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Not that I know of. I have run into problems similar to this where I
want to turn something off in a config then turn it on again on the
command line. Unfortunately, I can't envision a good solution to this
considering how optparse works.