Testing fails about wrapt HOT 6 CLOSED

The tox test configuration requires you to have present Python 2.6, 2.7, 3.3 and pypy. It will fail with startup problems like what you see if you don't have all of them.

Try running just:

tox -e py27-without-extensions

and restrict it to running with Python 2.7 and without trying to compile the C extensions.

Overall, am not too concerned if tox tests don't run on Windows as any problem is more likely to be due to Windows and Python availability/environments.

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Yep, this is how I ran the test.

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What it seems to come down to is that the pip/tox installation is broken and doesn't work under Windows or it is picking up some configuration which is making it want to try and do:

pip install c:\Program

I suspect it is simply an issue with tox not working on Windows, with it not quoting the path it picks up the package created from the local source code when trying to is install it.

With all the changes to pip of late, it is very day to get a bad combination of pip/tox versions.

I would suggest uninstalling tox and then run:

pip install -U pip
pip install tox

and try again.

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I tried and got the same error:

InvalidSchema: No connection adapters were found for 'c:\Program'

I found easy_install works better than pip on windows for updating pip. pip fails to update itself but easy_install updated it to 1.5.4 for me.

easy_install -U pip

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Can you get tox running separately of wrapt?

Create an empty directory and in that create a tox.ini file with nothing in it.

Create a setup.py file containing:

from setuptools import setup

setup(name='xxx')

Create a test_hello.py file containing:

def test_hello():
    pass

Then run 'tox'.

This will tell you if tox even works on Windows.

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No further feedback. Testing works fine on UNIX. No idea about Windows and no way to test myself.

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