How to use test_multiple_fails method in avocado

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test_requirement.py

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...52 self.assertFalse(requirement.matches(V("1.8.1-2")))53 self.assertTrue(requirement.matches(V("1.8.1-3")))54 self.assertTrue(requirement.matches(V("1.8.2-1")))55 self.assertFalse(requirement.matches(V("1.9.0-1")))56 def test_multiple_fails(self):57 # Given58 constraints0 = (("numpy", ((">= 1.8.1-3",),)),59 ("scipy", (("< 1.9.0",),)))60 # Then61 with self.assertRaises(InvalidConstraint):62 InstallRequirement.from_constraints(constraints0)63 def test_disjunction_fails(self):64 constraints0 = ("numpy", (("< 1.8.0",), (">= 1.8.1-3",)))65 # Then66 with self.assertRaises(InvalidConstraint):67 InstallRequirement.from_constraints(constraints0)68 def test_has_any_version_constraint(self):69 # Given70 requirements = [71 (("numpy", ((),)), False),72 (("numpy", (("*",),)), False),73 (("numpy", (("< 1.8.1",),)), True),74 (("numpy", (("== 1.8.1-1",),)), True),75 (("numpy", (("^= 1.8.1",),)), True),76 ]77 # When/​Then78 for pretty_string, has_any_version_constraint in requirements:79 requirement = InstallRequirement.from_constraints(pretty_string)80 self.assertEqual(81 requirement.has_any_version_constraint,82 has_any_version_constraint83 )84class TestRequirementFromString(unittest.TestCase):85 def test_comparison(self):86 # Given87 requirement_string1 = "numpy >= 1.8.1-3, numpy < 1.9.0"88 requirement_string2 = "numpy >= 1.8.1-3, numpy < 1.9.1"89 # When90 requirement1 = R(requirement_string1)91 requirement2 = R(requirement_string2)92 # Then93 self.assertTrue(requirement1 != requirement2)94 def test_hashing(self):95 # Given96 requirement_string = "numpy >= 1.8.1-3, numpy < 1.9.0"97 # When98 requirement1 = R(requirement_string)99 requirement2 = R(requirement_string)100 # Then101 self.assertEqual(requirement1, requirement2)102 self.assertEqual(hash(requirement1), hash(requirement2))103 def test_any(self):104 # Given105 requirement_string = "numpy"106 r_requirement = InstallRequirement.from_constraints(107 ("numpy", (("*",),)))108 r_requirement_empty = InstallRequirement.from_constraints(109 ("numpy", ((),)))110 # When111 requirement = R(requirement_string)112 # Then113 self.assertTrue(requirement.matches(V("1.8.1-2")))114 self.assertTrue(requirement.matches(V("1.8.1-3")))115 self.assertTrue(requirement.matches(V("1.8.2-1")))116 self.assertTrue(requirement.matches(V("1.9.0-1")))117 self.assertEqual(requirement, r_requirement)118 self.assertEqual(requirement, r_requirement_empty)119 self.assertEqual(r_requirement, r_requirement_empty)120 # Given121 requirement_string = "numpy *"122 # When123 requirement = R(requirement_string)124 # Then125 self.assertEqual(requirement, r_requirement)126 self.assertEqual(requirement, r_requirement_empty)127 self.assertEqual(r_requirement, r_requirement_empty)128 def test_simple(self):129 # Given130 requirement_string = "numpy >= 1.8.1-3, numpy < 1.9.0"131 # When132 requirement = R(requirement_string)133 # Then134 self.assertFalse(requirement.matches(V("1.8.1-2")))135 self.assertTrue(requirement.matches(V("1.8.1-3")))136 self.assertTrue(requirement.matches(V("1.8.2-1")))137 self.assertFalse(requirement.matches(V("1.9.0-1")))138 def test_multiple_fails(self):139 # Given140 requirement_string = "numpy >= 1.8.1-3, scipy < 1.9.0"141 # When142 with self.assertRaises(InvalidDependencyString):143 R(requirement_string)144 def test_from_package_string(self):145 # Given146 package_s = "numpy-1.8.1-1"147 # When148 requirement = InstallRequirement.from_package_string(package_s)149 # Then150 self.assertEqual(requirement.name, "numpy")151 self.assertEqual(requirement._constraints,152 MultiConstraints([Equal(V("1.8.1-1"))]))...

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test_requirements.py

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...142 "vim-common",143 result.stdout_text,144 )145 @skipUnless(os.getenv("CI"), skip_install_message)146 def test_multiple_fails(self):147 with script.Script(148 os.path.join(self.workdir, "test_multiple_fail.py"), MULTIPLE_FAIL149 ) as test:150 command = self.get_command(test.path)151 result = process.run(command, ignore_status=True)152 self.assertEqual(result.exit_status, exit_codes.AVOCADO_ALL_OK)153 self.assertIn(154 "PASS 1",155 result.stdout_text,156 )157 self.assertIn(158 "SKIP 2",159 result.stdout_text,160 )...

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