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Tools for speeding up tests using Git #84
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…factory This helps speed up tests, especially on Windows where forked processes are comically expensive.
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FYI: I'm not ignoring this, just waiting until you've fixed the builds etc. before I leave a review. Won't have much to say either way though. |
Great to hear @DeinAlptraum! On your note, I converted this into a draft for clarity. I'm working on this on and off, needed to refine the implementation a bit while taking it into use on the Darker side (no pun intended 😄). |
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…ontent_at_revision` tests
for Black compatibility
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@DeinAlptraum this is now ready for review. |
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LGTM 👍🏼
These tools help speed up parameterized tests which need a Git repository, especially on Windows where forked processes are comically expensive.
See akaihola/darker#761 and akaihola/graylint#68 for usages of these tools.