Show HN: CrossHair – SMT Assisted Testing for Python
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#2If you do try it, I'd encourage you to think of it as an exercise in formally documenting your code's behavior, with the side benefit that CrossHair can sometimes help you ensure the correctness of that documentation.
And, of course, feedback of any kind at all is honestly appreciated. Thanks for being the awesome community that you are!
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#5Hey there, this project looks really great! There seems to be some overlap with the Hypothesis-Auto[1] project. Have you looked into collaborating with Tim and perhaps merging your work together? It seems like it would be very powerful! [1] https://timothycrosley.github.io/hypothesis-auto/
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#7Hey there, this project looks really great! There seems to be some overlap with the Hypothesis-Auto[1] project. Have you looked into collaborating with Tim and perhaps merging your work together? It seems like it would be very powerful! [1] https://timothycrosley.github.io/hypothesis-auto/
Can confirm that I would be happy to collaborate on this project, it looks really cool!
Re: Show HN: CrossHair – SMT Assisted Testing for Python
#8So this is Symbolic Execution based testing for Python?
Re: Show HN: CrossHair – SMT Assisted Testing for Python
#9This looks really cool. Love to see z3 being used for tools.
Re: Show HN: CrossHair – SMT Assisted Testing for Python
#10Hi all! My primary objective with this post is to find potential collaborators and people willing to try it. (and file bugs!) If you do try it, I'd encourage you to think of it as an exercise in formally documenting your code's behavior, with the side benefit that CrossHair can sometimes help you ensure the correctness of that documentation. And, of course, feedback of any kind at all is honestly appreciated. Thanks…