# The setup.py sets a 'rule or approach' to utilise absolute paths.  Consequently the usual 

#  PYTHONPATH=build-$(python_get_version) is rendered useless. This is modelled from logilab-common. 

# To run tests with pytest, need to copy the required logilab-common content into ${WORKDIR}.

# Arfrever's 'version' manages it with the exclusive python_execute.  To offset, need to also 

# copy in /usr/bin/pytest, owned by logilab-common. Hey presto; tests all pass with coverage.

src_test() {

	testing() {

		# Install temporarily.

		local exit_status=0

		local tpath="${T}/test-${PYTHON_ABI}"

		local spath="${tpath}${EPREFIX}$(python_get_sitedir)"

		mkdir -p "${spath}/logilab" && mkdir -p ${tpath}${EPREFIX}/usr/bin || return

		cp -r "${EPREFIX}$(python_get_sitedir)/logilab/common" "${spath}/logilab" || return

		cp -r /usr/bin/pytest ${tpath}${EPREFIX}/usr/bin/ || return

		"$(PYTHON)" setup.py build -b "build-${PYTHON_ABI}" install --root="${tpath}" \

		|| die "Installation for tests failed with $(python_get_implementation_and_version)"

		# pytest uses tests placed relatively to the current directory.

		pushd "${spath}" > /dev/null || exit_status=1

		PYTHONPATH="${spath}" /usr/bin/pytest -v

		popd > /dev/null || exit_status=1

		return $exit_status

	}

	python_execute_function testing

}