resolves issue #48 Have the path.pyimport() helper raise an EnvironmentError if an import of a given file returns a module that does not appear to be coming from the actual path. E.g. for a directory layout like this: a / test_whatever.py b / test_whatever.py calling py.path.local("b/test_whatever.py").pyimport() will fail if the other globally scoped test_whatever module was loaded already. --HG-- branch : trunk |
||
|---|---|---|
| .. | ||
| cmdline | ||
| code | ||
| io_ | ||
| log | ||
| path | ||
| process | ||
| pytest | ||
| rest | ||
| root | ||
| __init__.py | ||
| test_builtin.py | ||
| test_compat_deprecation.py | ||
| test_py_imports.py | ||