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We are currently only testing against ipykernel. If we were testing against at least one other kernel we can be more confident that our changes are not adversely affecting other kernels.
Proposed Solution
Add a CI job that installs IRKernel in a conda environment and runs a test that launches IRKernel and executes code. What we could do is run test_irkernel.py using a local checkout of jupyter_kernel_test, which we are currently doing only for test_ipykernel.py.
Problem
We are currently only testing against
ipykernel
. If we were testing against at least one other kernel we can be more confident that our changes are not adversely affecting other kernels.Proposed Solution
Add a CI job that installs IRKernel in a conda environment and runs a test that launches IRKernel and executes code. What we could do is run test_irkernel.py using a local checkout of
jupyter_kernel_test
, which we are currently doing only fortest_ipykernel.py
.Additional context
Use jupyter_kernel_test as an example for the CI setup.
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