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Improve tests with docker #977

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diraol opened this issue Dec 29, 2018 · 6 comments
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Improve tests with docker #977

diraol opened this issue Dec 29, 2018 · 6 comments
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@diraol diraol commented Dec 29, 2018

Hi all!

We have been facing many issues related to vim/python versions.

I've been thinking that we need better way to test those combinations (vim + python) in a more "clean and isolated environment". Manually or not.

I thought about using docker to create such environments.

A possibility is to:

  • start a docker container
  • install the python version we want
  • build vim considering this specific python version
  • run the tests we want to run
  • enable the (python-mode) "developer" to go into the container and see if everything is OK.

I would like to have some feedback from the community regarding this topic and to see if there is anyone to help with it. I would love to do such improvements, but I cannot guarantee that I'll be able to do it in a reasonable time schedule.
@diraol diraol pinned this issue Dec 29, 2018
diraol added a commit to diraol/python-mode that referenced this issue Dec 30, 2018
@diraol
Adding a Dockerfile and helper scripts for tests
d37df5f 
Now we can propperly test python-mode in an environment with a very well
defined python version and a vim built/compiled for this specific
version as well.

The best way is to use the `build_docker_images.sh` file in order to
create the docker image with all python versions you desire.

Also, in order to run the container you just have to do:

docker run --rm -it python-mode:<version>

Related to python-mode#977
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@diraol diraol commented Dec 30, 2018

OK, I have an initial proposal....
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diraol added a commit to diraol/python-mode that referenced this issue Jan 2, 2019
@diraol
Adding a Dockerfile and helper scripts for tests
c4b3be1 
Now we can propperly test python-mode in an environment with a very well
defined python version and a vim built/compiled for this specific
version as well.

The best way is to use the `build_docker_images.sh` file in order to
create the docker image with all python versions you desire.

Also, in order to run the container you just have to do:

docker run --rm -it python-mode:<version>

Related to python-mode#977
diraol added a commit to diraol/python-mode that referenced this issue Jan 2, 2019
@diraol
Adding a Dockerfile and helper scripts for tests
7eb39d8 
Now we can propperly test python-mode in an environment with a very well
defined python version and a vim built/compiled for this specific
version as well.

The best way is to use the `build_docker_images.sh` file in order to
create the docker image with all python versions you desire.

Also, in order to run the container you just have to do:

docker run --rm -it python-mode:<version>

Related to python-mode#977
diraol added a commit to diraol/python-mode that referenced this issue Jan 5, 2019
@diraol
Adding a Dockerfile and helper scripts for tests
a59c832 
Now we can propperly test python-mode in an environment with a very well
defined python version and a vim built/compiled for this specific
version as well.

The best way is to use the `build_docker_images.sh` file in order to
create the docker image with all python versions you desire.

Also, in order to run the container you just have to do:

docker run --rm -it python-mode:<version>

Related to python-mode#977
diraol added a commit to diraol/python-mode that referenced this issue Jan 6, 2019
@diraol
Adding a Dockerfile and helper scripts for tests
2db494a 
Now we can propperly test python-mode in an environment with a very well
defined python version and a vim built/compiled for this specific
version as well.

The best way is to use the `build_docker_images.sh` file in order to
create the docker image with all python versions you desire.

Also, in order to run the container you just have to do:

docker run --rm -it python-mode:<version>

Related to python-mode#977
diraol added a commit to diraol/python-mode that referenced this issue Jan 6, 2019
@diraol
Adding a Dockerfile and helper scripts for tests
cae6cde 
Now we can propperly test python-mode in an environment with a very well
defined python version and a vim built/compiled for this specific
version as well.

The best way is to use the `build_docker_images.sh` file in order to
create the docker image with all python versions you desire.

Also, in order to run the container you just have to do:

docker run --rm -it python-mode:<version>

Related to python-mode#977
@diraol diraol mentioned this issue Jan 7, 2019
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diraol added a commit to diraol/python-mode that referenced this issue Jan 11, 2019
@diraol
Adding a Dockerfile and helper scripts for tests
2495ad7 
Now we can propperly test python-mode in an environment with a very well
defined python version and a vim built/compiled for this specific
version as well.

The best way is to use the `build_docker_images.sh` file in order to
create the docker image with all python versions you desire.

Also, in order to run the container you just have to do:

docker run --rm -it python-mode:<version>

Related to python-mode#977
diraol added a commit to diraol/python-mode that referenced this issue Jan 11, 2019
@diraol
Adding a Dockerfile and helper scripts for tests
3505579 
Now we can propperly test python-mode in an environment with a very well
defined python version and a vim built/compiled for this specific
version as well.

The best way is to use the `build_docker_images.sh` file in order to
create the docker image with all python versions you desire.

Also, in order to run the container you just have to do:

docker run --rm -it python-mode:<version>

Related to python-mode#977
diraol added a commit to diraol/python-mode that referenced this issue Jan 25, 2019
@diraol
Adding a Dockerfile and helper scripts for tests
fdd4d26 
Now we can propperly test python-mode in an environment with a very well
defined python version and a vim built/compiled for this specific
version as well.

The best way is to use the `build_docker_images.sh` file in order to
create the docker image with all python versions you desire.

Also, in order to run the container you just have to do:

docker run --rm -it python-mode:<version>

Related to python-mode#977
@diraol diraol mentioned this issue Feb 26, 2019
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diraol added a commit to diraol/python-mode that referenced this issue Feb 26, 2019
@diraol
Adding a Dockerfile and helper scripts for tests
bea1104 
Now we can propperly test python-mode in an environment with a very well
defined python version and a vim built/compiled for this specific
version as well.

The best way is to use the `build_docker_images.sh` file in order to
create the docker image with all python versions you desire.

Also, in order to run the container you just have to do:

docker run --rm -it python-mode:<version>

Related to python-mode#977
@diraol diraol mentioned this issue Apr 16, 2019
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diraol added a commit to diraol/python-mode that referenced this issue May 11, 2019
@diraol
Adding a Dockerfile and helper scripts for tests
cf7766a 
Now we can propperly test python-mode in an environment with a very well
defined python version and a vim built/compiled for this specific
version as well.

The best way is to use the `build_docker_images.sh` file in order to
create the docker image with all python versions you desire.

Also, in order to run the container you just have to do:

docker run --rm -it python-mode:<version>

Related to python-mode#977
diraol added a commit to diraol/python-mode that referenced this issue May 11, 2019
@diraol
Adding a Dockerfile and helper scripts for tests
6814a46 
Now we can propperly test python-mode in an environment with a very well
defined python version and a vim built/compiled for this specific
version as well.

The best way is to use the `build_docker_images.sh` file in order to
create the docker image with all python versions you desire.

Also, in order to run the container you just have to do:

docker run --rm -it python-mode:<version>

Related to python-mode#977
diraol added a commit to diraol/python-mode that referenced this issue May 12, 2019
@diraol
Adding a Dockerfile and helper scripts for tests
d5ef088 
Now we can propperly test python-mode in an environment with a very well
defined python version and a vim built/compiled for this specific
version as well.

The best way is to use the `build_docker_images.sh` file in order to
create the docker image with all python versions you desire.

Also, in order to run the container you just have to do:

docker run --rm -it python-mode:<version>

Related to python-mode#977
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@cdleong cdleong commented May 23, 2019

I have some CI/Docker experience. Anything in particular you need help with here?
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@jajajasalu2 jajajasalu2 commented Sep 18, 2019

I won't mind helping. What's the status on this?
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diraol added a commit that referenced this issue Apr 21, 2020
@diraol
Adding a Dockerfile and helper scripts for tests
f01f763 
Now we can propperly test python-mode in an environment with a very well
defined python version and a vim built/compiled for this specific
version as well.

The best way is to use the `build_docker_images.sh` file in order to
create the docker image with all python versions you desire.

Also, in order to run the container you just have to do:

docker run --rm -it python-mode:<version>

Related to #977
diraol added a commit to diraol/python-mode that referenced this issue Apr 21, 2020
@diraol Diego Rabatone Oliveira
Adding a Dockerfile and helper scripts for tests
7d00d38 
Now we can propperly test python-mode in an environment with a very well
defined python version and a vim built/compiled for this specific
version as well.

The best way is to use the `build_docker_images.sh` file in order to
create the docker image with all python versions you desire.

Also, in order to run the container you just have to do:

docker run --rm -it python-mode:<version>

Related to python-mode#977
diraol added a commit to diraol/python-mode that referenced this issue Apr 21, 2020
@diraol Diego Rabatone Oliveira
Adding a Dockerfile and helper scripts for tests
a00bb97 
Now we can propperly test python-mode in an environment with a very well
defined python version and a vim built/compiled for this specific
version as well.

The best way is to use the `build_docker_images.sh` file in order to
create the docker image with all python versions you desire.

Also, in order to run the container you just have to do:

docker run --rm -it python-mode:<version>

Related to python-mode#977
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