I want to create a pybuilder project with unit tests and packages. For example, a modified simple python app , with "helloworld" moving to the "hello" package.
My first instinct was to map the package structure to the sources "main" and "unittest":
+---src +---main | \---python | \---hello | helloworld.py | __init__.py | \---unittest \---python \---hello helloworld_tests.py __init__.py
This does not work due to an inconsistent hello package.
BUILD FAILED - 'module' object has no attribute 'helloworld_tests'
I see pybuilder itself just skipping the top-level pybuilder package in unittests, but it won’t do it if there are several top level packages.
My second assumption would be to create an additional top-level package for unittests.
\---unittest \---python \---tests | __init__.py \---hello helloworld_tests.py __init__.py
Is there a better solution or an established convention on how to organize python tests in packages?
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