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Link to related projects (Invoke and Nox) from the documentation #1093

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Link to related projects (Invoke and Nox) from the documentation - by :user:`theacodes`.
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* supports :ref:`using different / multiple PyPI index servers <multiindex>`


Related projects
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tox has influenced several other projects in the Python test automation space. If tox doesn't quite fit your needs or you want to do more research, we recommend taking a look at these projects:

- `Invoke <https://www.pyinvoke.org/>`__ is a general-purpose task execution library, similar to Make. Invoke is far more general-purpose than tox but it does not contain the Python testing-specific features that tox specializes in.
- `Nox <https://nox.thea.codes>`__ is a project similar in spirit to tox but different in approach. Nox's key difference is that it uses Python scripts instead of a configuration file. Nox might be useful if you find tox's configuration too limiting but aren't looking to move to something as general-purpose as Invoke or Make.



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