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Does Lastpass share the key/plaintext with the upstream server?

1PW runs in wine, but yeah, depends a lot on what you consider to be hostile

I'm not sure if it has the best creature comforts of autofill and such, but the main app certainly runs

OSX is just _dumb_ x1000 for server side devs ... its just crazy, I don;t get it

So the other big thing on Jenkins that's probably separable is breaking up ci.sh and ideally porting it to python

And ideally in such a way that we can pass it a few basic parameters to have it run the appropriate shard in the right environment

The axes I can think of off the top of my head: ```OS &lt;linux/OSX&gt;, shard type &lt;docs/style/unit/integration/self-check&gt;, shard num and total (k/N), python interpreter (py27/pypy27/py32/etc)```

<https://github.com/pantsbuild/pants/issues/3269> <https://github.com/pantsbuild/pants/issues/3270>

The ci.sh is <https://github.com/pantsbuild/pants/issues/3270>

The simpler it is for me to map those kinds of parameters to our environment, the easier it will be for me to focus on the CI UX

With all that in mind--maybe we should consider tox?

It seems to be what the community has adopted for this, and I don't think we should be afraid to use standard tooling to wrap our self-tests, even if we also have our own test runners

pex and pystachio use tox and I've had a great experience with it being a maintainer for both

I'm emboriled in CI work for aurora packaging, but I should have that wrapped up tomorrow, so by end of week I should have some results for these 2