Hacks to assist with testing.
Latest release 20241122: assertSingleThread: new optional exclude parameter which is a callable to test where a Thread should be ignored.
assertSingleThread(include_daemon=False, exclude=None)
Test that there is only one Thread still running.
Parameters:
include_daemon: also count daemonThreads, normally skippedexclude: optionalCallable[Thread]to test for otherThreads to exclude
product_test(*da, **dkw)
Decorator for test methods which should run subTests
against the Cartesian products from params.
A specific TestCase would define its own decorator and apply it throughout the suite. Here is an example from cs.vt.datadir_tests:
def multitest(test_method): return product_test( test_method, datadirclass=[DataDir, RawDataDir], indexclass=[ indexclass_by_name(indexname) for indexname in sorted(indexclass_names()) ], hashclass=[ HASHCLASS_BY_NAME[hashname] for hashname in sorted(HASHCLASS_BY_NAME.keys()) ], )
whose test suite then just decorates each method with @multitest:
@multitest
def test000IndexEntry(self):
....
Note that because there must be setup and teardown for each product,
the TestCase class may well have empty setUp and tearDown methods
and instead is expected to provide:
product_setup(self,**params): a setup method taking keyword arguments for each productproduct_teardown(self): the corresponding testdown method There are called around eachsubTest.
Class SetupTeardownMixin
A mixin to support a single setupTeardown() context manager method.
SetupTeardownMixin.setUp(self):
Run super().setUp() then the set up step of self.setupTeardown().
SetupTeardownMixin.tearDown(self):
Run the tear down step of self.setupTeardown(),
then super().tearDown().
Release Log
Release 20241122: assertSingleThread: new optional exclude parameter which is a callable to test where a Thread should be ignored.
Release 20240623: New assertSingleThread() function to check that there are no left over Threads.
Release 20230109:
- @product_test decorator for running test matrices.
- SetupTeardownMixin providing unittest setUp/tearDown from setupTeardown context manager method.
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