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Now just run `tox` to run the tests against different versions of Python and Django.
For integration with travis-ci.org
This is so that a fully featured terminal is not required merely for an import, allowing the tests to pass.
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This adds a file
runtests.pywhich can be used to run the tests. Right now, it simply imports all the files to check for basic errors, but it could be expanded in future.tox.iniwas added so that you can runtoxto run the tests against different Python and Django versions automatically..travis.ymlwas added so that travis-ci.org would run the tests automatically. You can do cool things like add a badge the README too. It's very easy to set up travis-ci.org to do this, I've done it for my fork, and it could be done very easily for hzdg.Currently the tests fail because of a couple of bugs in the code.