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bookmark_borderRecipe: Testing multiple python versions with pyenv and tox

Posted on 2017/08/302017/08/30 by Frank-Mich L'Heureux

If you develop a ton of python applications and you need to test under a lot of different versions, and by a lot I mean overlapping major/minor versions (like 3.5.3 and 3.5.4), then a good option is to use pyenv. Along with tox, you can easily test your application against various major/minor versions.

Here is how to do it.
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