wrote:
> Well... you can call runtests; you just need to handle your own
> testing infrastructure. I haven't used MongoDB (or any other noSQL
> store) enough to be able to make any concrete suggestions, but I would
> suggest that you're going to need to either install a mock, or work
> out a scheme for creating a test database in the same way that Django
> handles the test SQL database. Django's test framework provides the
> hooks to do this if you can work out what you need to do.
>
Thanks Russell, for your comments. I have joined the developers list.
Is there any advantage/reason for creating/dropping test database when
we run manage.py? The solution I had proposed doesn't attempt this
and instead relies on the user to make sure the test database is
accessible.
Also, can you please give a url or some pointers to the hooks provided
by Django to create test database?
Thanks.
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