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# Python 3 Sprint Outcomes

We provided WebOb with 100% statement coverage at the 2011 PyCon Pyramid sprint in Atlanta GA.

Participated:

Alexandre Conrad, Patricio Paez, Whit Morriss, Rob Miller, Reed O’Brien, Chris Shenton, Joe Dallago, Tres Seaver, Casey Duncan, Kai Groner, Chris McDonough.

In doing so, we added roughly 700-800 unit tests, and disused existing doctests as coverage (they are still runnable, but don’t get run during `setup.py test`).

We never did get around to actually doing any porting to Python 3. Adding comprehensive test coverage proved to be enough work to fill the sprint days.

The bitbucket fork on which this work was done is at https://bitbucket.org/chrism/webob-py3k. I’ve made a tag in that repository named “sprint-coverage” which represents a reasonable place to pull from for integration into mainline.

## Testing Normally

> $ python2.x setup.py test

## Testing Coverage

> $ python2.X setup.py nosetests –with-coverage

## Testing Documentation

Doctests don’t run when you run “setup.py test” anymore. To run them manually, do:

> $ cd webob $ $MYVENV/bin/python setup.py develop $ cd docs $ $MYVENV/bin/python doctests.py

## Blamelist

- webob.acceptparse (aconrad)
- webob.byterange (ppaez)
- webob.cachecontrol (whit)
- webob.dec (rafrombrc)
- webob.descriptors (reedobrien)
- webob.etag (shentonfreude)
- webob.multidict (joe)
- webob.request (tseaver)
- webob.response (caseman/mcdonc)
- webob.exc (joe)

## Doctest-to-Unit Test Conversion

- tests/test_request.txt (aconrad)
- tests/test_response.txt (groner)

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