Test using tox conda #25
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The prequisites for the environment to run tox are node, npm, git, and tox.
tox-conda requires python>=3.5, but can create conda environments with any Python
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I am happy to adopt this, despite I never used conda myself. Can you still guide me with adopting that? |
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Sequential: Consider this PR after PR #23. As discussed in Issue #24.
This uses tox-conda to manage the dependencies for testing. All it takes to perform testing in all versions of Python is:
conda env create -n wavedrompy-test -c conda-forge tox-condatox