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As of now, when no venv backend is set (either through python=False or by setting the venv to 'none'), users get a ValueError when trying to install or conda_install.
In some cases (See also #301 ) this would be actually useful.
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* New global option `nox.options.venv_backend` to set the default backend. Fixes#315
* Added doc about the new option
* Blackened
* fixed tests
* Fixed docs
* Fixed coverage by adding tests for the venv_backend_completer
* fixed test
* Added tests for short and long versions of the new option.
* Replaced the venv_backend completer with a simple `choices` from argparse :)
* Renamed venv_backend to default_venv_backend, and created new force_venv_backend
* New "none" choice for venv_backends, equivalent to python=False
* Updated doc concerning default_venv_backend and force_venv_backend, as well as the new 'none' backend
* Fixed all manifest tests
* Fixed test_tasks for venv_backend
* Fixed coverage
* Blackened code
* The warning message was appearing for all sessions, even those deselected. It is now only logged when session is run.
* Added `--no-venv` option. Fixes#301
* Blackened
* Fixed tests
* Improved coverage
* Blackened
* Fixed an issue with parametrization: warning would not be issued. Added corresponding tests. This should make coverage happy, too.
* Blackened
* Now `install` and `conda_install` work when there is no venv backend (or python=False). Previously a `ValueError` was raised. Fixes#318
* Fixed test
* Minor edit to trigger CI build again as it seems stuck.
* Minor doc fix to trigger the CI again (appveyor false fail)
Co-authored-by: Sylvain MARIE <sylvain.marie@se.com>
As of now, when no venv backend is set (either through
python=False
or by setting the venv to'none'
), users get aValueError
when trying toinstall
orconda_install
.In some cases (See also #301 ) this would be actually useful.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: