Getting ImportMismatchErrors in combination with Jenkins

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• Bitbucket: https://bitbucket.org/hpk42/tox/issue/172
• Originally reported by: @Themanwithoutaplan
• Originally created at: 2014-05-15T17:02:23.208

Not sure what the problem is. Tox works fine locally but we've hit a few problems recently.

A sample TB can be found here http://build.adimian.com/job/openpyxl-2.0/26/console

But the key line is:

#!python

E               ImportMismatchError: ('openpyxl.conftest', '/var/lib/jenkins/workspace/openpyxl-2.0/openpyxl/conftest.py', local('/var/lib/jenkins/workspace/openpyxl-2.0/.tox/py34/lib64/python3.4/site-packages/openpyxl/conftest.py'))

Looking at the source this relates to problems with file but what problems? Should the two files be the same?

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Original comment by @Themanwithoutaplan

norecursedirs was missing for .tox

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Original comment by @Themanwithoutaplan

Thanks very much Holger!

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Original comment by @ericgazoni

Yup, did the trick, I'll add the norecursedirs for .tox to the configuration in the repository. Tests are starting slightly faster as well (I guess for not trying to recurse in the .tox directory)

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Original comment by @ericgazoni

The file as it is on the server: pytest.ini

This is what jenkins does to run tox:

#!shell
find openpyxl -name *.pyc -delete
virtualenv .ve
source .ve/bin/activate

pip install tox 
tox

Shall I add a new option to norecursedirs mentioning .tox ?

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Original comment by @Themanwithoutaplan

@ericgazoni you've got access to the box.

@hpk thanks for the fast answer! We're now using pytest for everything in the project.

#!ini

[pytest]
addopts = -l --strict
norecursedirs = lib include openpyxl/Issues

markers =
    pil_required: PIL required to run test
    pil_not_installed: Run test only if PIL is not installed
    not_py33: Do not run test on Python 3.
    lxml_required: lxml required to run test

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Original comment by @hpk42

Not sure but Looks like you are collecting tests inside the .tox directory. Do you have any configuration of "norecursedirs" or something else that would py.test dive into your .tox directory?