Can Python’s unittest test in parallel, like nose can?

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Python unittest’s builtin testrunner does not run tests in parallel. It probably wouldn’t be too hard write one that did. I’ve written my own just to reformat the output and time each test. That took maybe 1/2 a day. I think you can swap out the TestSuite class that is used with a derived one that uses multiprocess without much trouble.

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