How to use decorated_func method in autotest

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test_partial.py

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...20 def test_save_to_session(self):21 # GIVEN22 expected_response = Mock()23 @partial_step(save_to_session=True)24 def decorated_func(*args, **kwargs):25 return expected_response26 # WHEN27 with patch('social_core.pipeline.partial.partial_prepare',28 return_value=self.mock_current_partial):29 response = decorated_func(self.mock_strategy,30 self.mock_backend,31 self.mock_pipeline_index)32 # THEN33 self.assertEqual(expected_response, response)34 self.assertEqual(1, self.mock_partial_store.call_count)35 self.assertEqual((self.mock_current_partial,),36 self.mock_partial_store.call_args[0])37 self.assertEqual(1, self.mock_sesstion_set.call_count)38 self.assertEqual((PARTIAL_TOKEN_SESSION_NAME,39 self.mock_current_partial_token),40 self.mock_sesstion_set.call_args[0])41 def test_not_to_save_to_session(self):42 # GIVEN43 expected_response = Mock()44 @partial_step(save_to_session=False)45 def decorated_func(*args, **kwargs):46 return expected_response47 # WHEN48 with patch('social_core.pipeline.partial.partial_prepare',49 return_value=self.mock_current_partial):50 response = decorated_func(self.mock_strategy,51 self.mock_backend,52 self.mock_pipeline_index)53 # THEN54 self.assertEqual(expected_response, response)55 self.assertEqual(1, self.mock_partial_store.call_count)56 self.assertEqual((self.mock_current_partial,),57 self.mock_partial_store.call_args[0])58 self.assertEqual(0, self.mock_sesstion_set.call_count)59 def test_save_to_session_by_backward_compatible_decorator(self):60 # GIVEN61 expected_response = Mock()62 @partial63 def decorated_func(*args, **kwargs):64 return expected_response65 # WHEN66 with patch('social_core.pipeline.partial.partial_prepare',67 return_value=self.mock_current_partial):68 response = decorated_func(self.mock_strategy,69 self.mock_backend,70 self.mock_pipeline_index)71 # THEN72 self.assertEqual(expected_response, response)73 self.assertEqual(1, self.mock_partial_store.call_count)74 self.assertEqual((self.mock_current_partial,),75 self.mock_partial_store.call_args[0])76 self.assertEqual(1, self.mock_sesstion_set.call_count)77 self.assertEqual((PARTIAL_TOKEN_SESSION_NAME,78 self.mock_current_partial_token),79 self.mock_sesstion_set.call_args[0])80 def test_not_to_save_to_session_when_the_response_is_a_dict(self):81 # GIVEN82 expected_response = {'test_key': 'test_value'}83 @partial_step(save_to_session=True)84 def decorated_func(*args, **kwargs):85 return expected_response86 # WHEN87 response = decorated_func(self.mock_strategy,88 self.mock_backend,89 self.mock_pipeline_index)90 # THEN91 self.assertEqual(expected_response, response)92 self.assertEqual(0, self.mock_partial_store.call_count)...

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_deprecated.py

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...3class deprecated:4 def __init__(self, reason):5 self._reason = reason6 def __call__(self, func):7 def decorated_func(*args, **kwargs):8 warnings.warn(9 f"{func.__name__} is deprecated: {self._reason}",10 category=VisibleDeprecationWarning,11 stacklevel=2,12 )13 return func(*args, **kwargs)14 decorated_func.__name__ = func.__name__15 decorated_func.__doc__ = "deprecated: " + self._reason...

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