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The test suite now passes on both Windows and Unix, with both newline
styles (CRLF and LF).
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Make python -m zope.tal.runtest work even when your current working
directory is not src/zope/tal/
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Does anybody care about Windows?
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While Python 2.6+ also has io.StringIO(), using it causes numerous test
failures -- because io.StringIO() insists on unicode, and our tests are
full of (ASCII-only) native string literals. For this reason I decided
to keep using StringIO.StringIO or cStringIO.StringIO on Python 2.x.
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Previously the diff would be printed to stdout in the middle of a sea of
dots, and *then* you'd get test failure assertions mentioning only the
filename (and on Python 3.3 you'd also get a gratuitous SystemExit
traceback in addition to the assertion failure)
Now you get a sane single assertion failure with the diff inside it.
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