Add support for unittest
See original GitHub issueLooks like pytest
was expected No module named pytest
. But some of the projects that I worked on uses unittest
from python itself, is it possible for mutmut to support that?
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Awesome! And damn good numbers you’ve got for not having done mutation testing before. Pretty impressive.
Checked and there are two actually. They use mutation schemas so they don’t need to recompile. I’ve fiddled with an implementation for mutmut to do that too actually.