36 setup testing framework - #50
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A quick PR before I leave. I added pytest to the pytproject.toml. Then one needs to install the project as follows:
pip install -e ".[test]And you can run the tests with
python3 -m pytestI implemented one test suite for the compatibility checks, found a bug in its code and made a fix. Adding additional tests becomes then as adding a new file with test functions in there, possibly adding more 'marks' in the pyproject.toml so we can mark certain tests to belong to different 'suites'.
On a later stage, we need to couple these pytests to the pypi-test package stuff, but I guess Bart can help out here.