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test_nrunner_interface.py
Source: test_nrunner_interface.py
...46 try:47 jsonschema.validate(capabilities, json.load(schema))48 except jsonschema.exceptions.ValidationError as details:49 self.fail(details)50 def test_runnable_run_no_args(self):51 cmd = f"{self.get_runner()} runnable-run"52 result = process.run(cmd, ignore_status=True)53 expected = int(self.params.get("runnable-run-no-args-exit-code", default=2))54 self.assertEqual(result.exit_status, expected)55 def test_runnable_run_uri_only(self):56 cmd = f"{self.get_runner()} runnable-run -u some_uri"57 result = process.run(cmd, ignore_status=True)58 expected = int(self.params.get("runnable-run-uri-only-exit-code", default=2))59 self.assertEqual(result.exit_status, expected)60 def test_runnable_run_recipe_no_args(self):61 """62 Makes sure the recipe argument is required63 """64 cmd = f"{self.get_runner()} runnable-run-recipe"...
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