#090:	004 Pybots: Testing Python Projects in Real Time
Author(s):	Grig Gheorghiu
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Abstract:	The goal of the Pybots project (www.pybots.org) is to allow people to run automated tests for their Python projects "in real time". Testing is done every time a commit is made to the Python's subversion repository (trunk and 2.5 branch currently), with Python binaries built from the latest source. I will talk about the setup of the Pybots buildbot farm, about the issues that the Pybots farm has helped uncover, and also about lessons learned in building, sustaining and growing an open-source community project.
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