I'm trying to run a unit test in the command line to generate code coverage. I can run the command from PyCharm fine, but running it from command line doesn't work.
The test is in a testing folder like the following
a/b/c/testing/UnitTest.py
The files I import are imported in the format
from a.b.c.main.classes import MyClass
If I try and directly run the unit test from the folder, it tells me that it can't import module a.
I'm fairly certain that PyCharm is fixing this issue because I have the boxes "Add content roots to PYTHONPATH" and "Add source roots to PYTHONPATH" checked, but I can't figure out how to do something equivalent in the command line.
How can I either fix my imports so it doesn't require it to be run from the root level, or add the content and source roots to PYTHONPATH so I can run in the command line?
if you are on Windows,
set PYTHONPATH=<Path to your Source folder >
for linux,
export PYTHONPATH=<Path to your Source folder >
once you set that running below command from project folder should do the work
python -m unittest discover