This would means configuring Django and creating databases in the pserv tests. The pserv tests are currently fast and quick to iterate on, and they won't be if we do that.
We actually need to test against the RPC schemas. That's why I've been doing my utmost to keep them tightly defined. The call_responder helper function does that back-and-forth through the schemas. Where we need to stub out actual RPC calls we ought to use call_responder to keep us honest.
> *cough* end-to-end fixture *cough*
This would means configuring Django and creating databases in the pserv tests. The pserv tests are currently fast and quick to iterate on, and they won't be if we do that.
We actually need to test against the RPC schemas. That's why I've been doing my utmost to keep them tightly defined. The call_responder helper function does that back-and-forth through the schemas. Where we need to stub out actual RPC calls we ought to use call_responder to keep us honest.