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Zhongyue,

I just looked at the tox  source code on my machine, tox doesn't do that. It simply treats that 2 as normal package names and pass them as the argument to pip in which case the '-r' prefix triggers the pip to look into those files.

The problem is that if I've run the tox once and tox has already recorded that deps, after I change the pip-require's content, tox thinks I still have the same deps so it won't trigger to update the old virtualenv by installing the new deps.

-lianhao

"Nah, Zhongyue" <zhongyue.nah at intel.com>编写：


Hongna,

tox does check those files actually. I'm not sure what your env is like but at least I can tell you tox does look into those files. Maybe you can let me have a look at your logs?

-zhongyue

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On Nov 15, 2012, at 5:26 PM, "Xu, HongnaX" <hongnax.xu at intel.com<mailto:hongnax.xu at intel.com>> wrote:

Hi all
  we run tox case in nova every morning in one machine, but this morning I found an error show that “ERROR: Failure: ImportError (No module named fixtures)”, dig and the result seems tox issue or the special usage of tox in nova project.

In the file nova/tox.ini  line 16 and 17

deps = -r{toxinidir}/tools/pip-requires
               -r{toxinidir}/tools/test-requires

Tox will treat the files pip-requires and test-requires as packages or something else, it doesn’t check the list in these two files, so any new package add to these two files will not be checked, either install.

Best Regards,
Hongna

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