Best practise to use typeguard in unittests

[jedie]

There is a pytest plugin, but how to activate typeguard in normal unittests?!?

[agronholm]

Is there a reason you're not using pytest to run your test suite?

[agronholm]

If you don't use the pytest plugin, you can activate the import hook in whatever module you use as the entry point to the tests.

[jedie]

Is there a reason you're not using pytest to run your test suite?

Mostly i have Django projects. And Django used normal unittests. So i have no need to use another dependencies ;)

[agronholm]

The user guide explains how to install the import hook. Do you need further help with that?

[jedie]

I'm experimenting here: boxine/bx_py_utils#164

The main change to activate the hook is here: https://github.com/boxine/bx_py_utils/pull/164/files#diff-29626d52d0a7e6abf1d9adf48ef8998539f42441c63d8b6f4ffd91459d32f9a2

But i get strange errors and #318 is a show stopper, too.

[agronholm]

Is this settled with 4.0.0rc1 now?