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问题 I need to be able to run all tests in the current directory by typing one line in the Linux shell. In some directories, this works fine. But in others, when I type "nosetests" no tests are run. The tests will run if I call for them individually but I need them to all run automatically. Here is one of the directories that won't work: /extwebserver __init__.py test_Detection.py test_Filesystem.py test_Hardware.py ... When I run "nosetests" in the parent directory, all tests in a certain

问题 I have some tests like: @attr('sanity', 'someothertag') def test_this_important_feature(self): """Comment - Verify the very imporant feature I'm wondering if there's a way to see the attributes on the test from inside the test. Alternatively (and probably preferably), is there a way to link the attributes of each test to each test that Nose finds? For the above example, it'd be something like: test_this_important_feature: ('sanity','someothertag') I run all of these tests and capture the

问题 I'm currently stuck on exercise 46 in Zed Shaw's "Learn Python the Hardway". He says I need to install the following python packages: pip distribute nose virtualenv He doesn't give the reader any directions on how to properly install the packages and use them. I went to the pip website but the directions were also very vague and kind of unhelpful for a newbie. The installation guide found on https://pip.pypa.io/en/latest/installing.html says to download the get-pip.py file and then run it by

问题 How would I use nose from a python script to gather python files from a directory foreach file run all test classes found using passed parameters Here's an example, given files /run.py /tests/TestClassA.py and within TestClassA.py is the code class A(): __init__(self, b): self._b = b test_run(): print("%s",self._b) To restate the need: I want to call nose from run.py. I want nose (or some part of nose) to find class A in file TestClassA.py create an instance of A , named a , passing the

问题 I have wrote unit test cases to test my application. and it is working as expected with out issues. below is some sample testcase import os import unittest class CreateUser(unittest.TestCase): def setUp(self): pass def tearDown(self): pass def test_send_message(self): #my script goes here print "success" if __name__ == '__main__': unittest.main() If i run this test it executing as expected but I want to run this test case 'N' no of times , for that i added for loop in main function, also its

问题 This is a previous post detailing a CI setup for Python. The asker and answerer detail the use of Nose and NoseXUnit with Hudson for their builds. However, NoseXUnit throws an error when run on any source folder where init .py is present: File "build/bdist.linux-x86_64/egg/nosexunit/tools.py", line 59, in packages nosexunit.excepts.ToolError: following folder can not contain __init__.py file: /home/dev/source/web2py/applications I can't think of a source folder of mine that is not a package

问题 What is the right way to use nose.tools and keep pylint happy? The following code: ''' This is a test ''' import nose.tools import nose.tools.trivial nose.tools.assert_equal(1, 1) nose.tools.assert_equals(1, 1) nose.tools.trivial.assert_equal(1, 1) nose.tools.trivial.assert_equals(1, 1) Results in the following pylint errors: $ pylint -i y -r n /tmp/aseq.py ************* Module aseq E1101: 8,0: Module 'nose.tools' has no 'assert_equal' member E1101: 9,0: Module 'nose.tools' has no 'assert

问题 I have the following typical python project file structure packageA +----subpackage1 +----classa.py +----subpackage2 +----classb.py +----test +----subpackage1 +----classa_test.py +----subpackage2 +----classb_test.py I am currently trying to organize my unittests and functional tests so I can run unittests and functional tests separately using nose but also have the option to run all tests. The tests would live in packageA/test/subpackage1 and packageA/test/subpackage2. What is a good way to

问题 I have a series of unit tests that I'm running with nose . For some of my tests, I'd like to remove a module's path from the sys.path so there is no conflict with what I am testing. sys.path.remove('/path/to/remove/from/sys/path') If I run the Python interpreter and call sys.path , the '/path/to/remove/from/sys/path' is there in the list. However, once nosetests is called, the above code cannot find it and gives me a "not found in list" error. Why is nose not able to find the path in sys.path

问题 I have a generator method that is building a large set of test criteria, I know i can make a non class method to be called, but I much rather have the parameter building method be part of my test class. is there a way to do this? here is a simple description of what I want to do: class MyUnitTestClass(TestCase): @staticmethod def generate_scenarios(): yield ('this_is_my_test', 1, 2) @parameterized.expand(generate_scenarios()) def test_scenario(self, test_name, input, expected_output) self