Vo Minh Thu
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- pass around the assertion_report to the YAML importer - removed TestReport, which was identical to assertion_report - assertion_report is simpler (no more severity level) - use the report to log a greppable sentence when some test failed. Previously the runbot had to grep for a Traceback which was an unreliable technique (e.g. an exception can be purposefuly generated as part of a test and the associated traceback visible in the logs). Now it can grep "At least one test failed when loading the modules". bzr revid: vmt@openerp.com-20120302110227-nqrl7i46ju28ntdr
30 lines
766 B
Python
30 lines
766 B
Python
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class assertion_report(object):
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"""
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Simple pair of success and failures counts (used to record YAML and XML
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`assert` tags as well as unittest2 tests outcome (in this case, not
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individual `assert`)).
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"""
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def __init__(self):
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self.successes = 0
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self.failures = 0
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def record_success(self):
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self.successes += 1
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def record_failure(self):
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self.failures += 1
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def record_result(self, result):
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if result is None:
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pass
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elif result is True:
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self.record_success()
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elif result is False:
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self.record_failure()
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def __str__(self):
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res = 'Assertions report: %s successes, %s failures' % (self.successes, self.failures)
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return res
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