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In my pursuit to improve as a software engineer, I discovered tools like Black and Ruff that helped me write pythonic code following PEP 8 best practices. While linter and formatter commands are easy to remember, testing commands can become painfully cumbersome. For example, in one of my current projects, testing requires this command: coverage run -m unittest discover -s "tests" -p "*_test.py" Followed by: coverage report --fail-under=100 #generates coverage report coverage html #creates HTML for coverage report Just typing those commands makes my fingers hurt! And that’s before dealing with virtual environment setup and dependencies. This is where Nox comes in. ...