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12:06 <herrwolfe> is there a configuration option to specify a tox environment to only run on osx? I'm bundling an application and would like go through the long process of getting pyobjc installed, but only when actually necessary
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09:30 <ronny> herrwolfe: im not aware of a easy way to do that right now
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09:53 <herrwolfe> ronny: thanks - it seems like that is something I should probably handle at a different level anway
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10:07 <ronny> herrwolfe: as faras i can tell, platform tags for tox might be a good idea
10:07 <ronny> (solutions on other levels seem uneasonably complex at first thought)
10:26 <herrwolfe> ronny: I'm beginning to agree with you. The way I'm handling it now is through travis alone, where I just tell travis "don't do these builds when on linux, but do this when on osx". But, it would be nice if this could be directly managed through tox, so that if a linux user runs "tox", the build is skipped
10:34 <ronny> herrwolfe: tox recently introdiced python version tags, might want to do the same for platform names
10:34 <ronny> herrwolfe: that way you could use the osx platform tag for the pyobjc dependency
10:42 <herrwolfe> ronny: would it be helpful if I created an issue for this?
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11:01 <ronny> herrwolfe: sure