Best Python code snippet using autotest_python
test_unittest.py
Source: test_unittest.py
...79 def _mock_calls_for_execute_no_iterations(self):80 self.test.run_once_profiling.expect_call(None)81 self.test.postprocess.expect_call()82 self.test.process_failed_constraints.expect_call()83 def test_execute_iteration_zero(self):84 # test that iterations=0 works.85 self._mock_calls_for_execute_no_iterations()86 self.test.execute(iterations=0)87 self.god.check_playback()88 def test_execute_profile_only(self):89 # test that profile_only=True works. (same as iterations=0)90 self._mock_calls_for_execute_no_iterations()91 self.test.execute(profile_only=True, iterations=2)92 self.god.check_playback()93 def test_execute_postprocess_profiled_false(self):94 # test that postprocess_profiled_run=False works95 self.god.stub_function(self.test, '_call_run_once')96 self._expect_call_run_once()97 self.test.run_once_profiling.expect_call(False)...
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