extras

Extras

This example demonstrates how to use bueno's --extras feature when executing a bueno run script. Additionally, it demonstrates how bueno utilities can test the validity of import statements to give meaningful warnings instead of simply terminating with a run-time error.

Try to run this example, execute the following:

bueno run -a none -p extras.py

When reviewing the output, you will find there are warnings emitted during its execution:

*** Note: mymod is not imported ***
*** Note: mypackmod not imported ***

This shows that without using the --extras feature in this particular case we have not correctly imported necessary libraries. Now, try executing the run-example script instead:

./run-example

Please notice that the prior warnings have been replaced with hello statements from the newly imported library. Examining the contents of the run-example script, you will find that it is a modified version of the bueno run command that we have been using for the last few examples:

bueno run -a none --extras .:./mypackage -p ./extras.py