Pyunit drives me nuts, I tell you
I've drunk of the test-first kool aid, and almost always try to write
some kind of pyunit test before writing any python code. Mostly this
works out just great, but it never ceases to amaze me that some simple
errors in the unit tests, such as a messed-up import statement, get
transparently swallowed. Someday I really ought to take a look at why
that is and how it can be fixed.
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