On Wed, 2009-12-16 at 00:08 +0000, Cory Dodt wrote:
> Really just any kind of doc linked anywhere. Can you provide a link to
> the source-controlled files that contain documentation? I see nothing
> on the launchpad page for the project that tells me why I should even be
> interested..
Sure; I can't edit the lp metadata (jml, perhaps its time to loosen
those reins too :P), but I can point you at things.
Firstly, if you install python-testtools, pydoc testtools will give you
a bunch of info.
Secondly, in the source (or if you install the debian package,
in /usr/share/python-testtools), README and MANUAL are good sources of
information.
On Wed, 2009-12-16 at 00:08 +0000, Cory Dodt wrote:
> Really just any kind of doc linked anywhere. Can you provide a link to
> the source-controlled files that contain documentation? I see nothing
> on the launchpad page for the project that tells me why I should even be
> interested..
Sure; I can't edit the lp metadata (jml, perhaps its time to loosen
those reins too :P), but I can point you at things.
Firstly, if you install python-testtools, pydoc testtools will give you
a bunch of info.
Secondly, in the source (or if you install the debian package, python- testtools) , README and MANUAL are good sources of
in /usr/share/
information.
Online you can access those files at bazaar. launchpad. net/~testtools- dev/testtools/ trunk/annotate/ head bazaar. launchpad. net/~testtools- dev/testtools/ trunk/annotate/ head
http://
%3A/README
and
http://
%3A/MANUAL
Cheers,
Rob